Snow Monkeys in Texas

Japanese snow monkeys, known for surviving extreme cold, now live in a Texas sanctuary. Originally from Kyoto, Japan, they were relocated to avoid conflict with local merchants. The sanctuary provides a safe environment where they adapt and thrive, using water to cool off and play. Their story serves as a reminder to find joy and lightheartedness in life.

What unique ability do Japanese macaques have that allows them to survive in cold climates?

• They hibernate during winter.

• They build shelters.

• They have thick fur.

• They migrate to warmer areas.

Why were the snow monkeys relocated from Kyoto, Japan?

• They were endangered.

• They were causing trouble by raiding stores.

• They were overpopulating the area.

• They were not adapting to the climate.

Where in the United States were the snow monkeys relocated to?

• Florida

• New York

• California

• Texas

How do the snow monkeys in Texas now use water differently than they did in Japan?

• They use it for hunting.

• They use it to cool off.

• They use it for cleaning.

• They use it to warm up.

What is a suggested activity to lighten up when feeling serious, inspired by the snow monkeys?

• Go for a run.

• Read a book.

• Watch a movie.

• Jump in a lake.