Rajan and the Lion-Tailed Macaques

The video introduces the lion-tailed macaque, focusing on a troop led by Rajan, a 12-year-old alpha male. It explores the family dynamics, highlighting the role of mothers in raising the young and grooming Rajan. Rajan's leadership skills have allowed the troop to grow to 80 members, much larger than typical macaque groups.

What is the lion-tailed macaque known for?

• Having the longest tail among primates

• Being one of the rarest primates

• Having a distinctive mane

• Being the largest primate

Who is the head of the macaque family introduced in the video?

• Asha, a 10-year-old female

• Maya, the oldest female

• Kumar, a young male

• Rajan, a 12-year-old alpha male

What is Rajan's attitude towards his offspring?

• He is very attentive

• He pays them little attention

• He is overly protective

• He ignores them completely

Who primarily raises the young macaques?

• Rajan, the alpha male

• The entire troop collectively

• The mothers

• The younger males

How many members are in Rajan's troop?

• Less than 30

• Around 50

• 80 strong

• Over 100

What do Rajan's family members rely on him for?

• Finding new territories

• Teaching them to climb

• Protection and food

• Entertainment