Crab-eating macaque monkeys on a swaying tree branch in Thailand

Capturing Asian Monkeys in Action.

In the verdant embrace of Thailand's National Park, a crab-eating macaque sits quietly amidst the lush foliage. The footage reveals a serene snapshot of wildlife, with the macaque nestled on a thick clump of greenery, its coat a blend of grays and browns that echo the earthy tones of its environment. Around it in this shot, slender bamboo shoots and leaves gently sway, animated by a soft breeze. The animal’s eyes are vigilant, its gaze piercing through the screen, offering a glimpse into its tranquil existence. This clip captures a moment of stillness, a connection to the raw beauty of nature where this species thrives.

Video Showcases Cynomolgus Monkeys Enjoying in The Thai Jungles.

Captured in the vibrant environment of Thailand's rich forests, this high-resolution clip showcases crab-eating macaques in their natural habitat. Filmed by adept videographers, it is delivered in stunning clarity, offering viewers a window into the lives of these fascinating primates. With availability in both 4K and HD formats, it is versatile for various media applications. Its landscape orientation is perfect for traditional video platforms, while the option for a vertical format caters to smartphone screens and popular social channels like Facebook, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

Macaques are the most widespread primates on earth. With 23 species of them. The most common species of macaque seen in Khao Sok National Park are the stump‐tailed macaques and the long‐tailed macaques. Even though some of the species feature a tail and some don’t, they are all classified as monkeys and not as apes. Macaques live in groups called troops and they have a very complex social structure consisting of dominant and submissive individuals.