"Jigokudani, Nagano, Japan. A pair of Japanese macaque monkeys in a hot spring pool. Japanese macaques are known as ""snow monkeys"" because they live in areas of Japan where snow covers the ground for months of the year; during those months, they can congretate in geothermal springs to stay warm. No other non-human primate lives further north or in a colder climate."
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