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Wildlife researchers working in Thailand recently discovered that, not only do macaque monkeys use pieces of hair to floss their teeth, but they also demonstrate good oral hygiene technique to their youngsters.
False gharials also eat various mammals, some as large as macaque monkeys. These unsuspecting victims come to the water's edge and don't notice the false gharials floating there, nearly submerged and almost invisible.
They are carnivorous (eats only meat), and are ferocious predators (hunters). Adult dragons eat wild pigs, deer, young buffalo, and on the island of Rinca, long-tailed macaque monkeys.
A mirror neuron is a neuron that discharges both when an individual performs an action, and when he perceives that same action being performed by another.[55] These neurons were first discovered in macaque monkeys, ...
 See also: Macaque, Monkey, Snake, Buffalo, Flamingo
  
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