Macaque monkey eating plants in Khao Sok National Park

Daily Life of Mammals in Thailand.

This footage gives us an intimate look at a Macaque monkey during its mealtime in the lush greenery of Khao Sok National Park. In this clip, the monkey is perched on a rock picking and eating plants with its dexterous hands after scratching its fur. Around it, the richness of the park is evident in the myriad shades of green, from the light-colored leaves to the dark, damp earth. The monkey's fur blends with the browns of the wood and soil. Each movement of the monkey is captured in this shot, showing the natural behavior of these intelligent creatures within the dense foliage that is their home.

Macaque Monkey's Mealtime in Khao Sok National Park on 4K Video.

This high-definition video captures the daily life of Macaques in Khao Sok National Park with exceptional clarity. Shot on professional-grade cameras, it is available in both 2160p 4K and 1080p HD formats. This is perfect for documentary storytelling, educational platforms, and nature-inspired digital content. It is crafted to suit various platforms, with a landscape mode that fits traditional screens and a 9:16 vertical format tailored for smartphone screens and social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram reels, TikTok, and YouTube shorts, ensuring this footage's adaptability to multiple viewing experiences.

Macaques in Khao Sok National Park represent a fraction of their species' numbers within Thailand. The global population of Long-tailed Macaques has declined by about 40% over the past 40 years, with predictions of a further 50% decline in the next four decades. Habitat loss, retaliatory killings due to perceived nuisance, and capture for laboratory testing are primary threats. While exact numbers in Khao Sok are not readily available, the broader trend indicates significant pressure on their populations, underscoring the need for conservation efforts in these national parks​