Red-faced Monkeys Protect the Spotted Deer | Swamp Tigers | Nature Bites

Nature Bites
Nature Bites
3,866
0
Published 2024-06-01
Once the spotted deer can no longer reach the leaves, the red-faced Macaque monkeys help feed them by dropping some to the forest floor. The monkeys also give a loud warning signal when they sense a tiger nearby, for whom spotted deer are a particularly easy target.

From Swamp Tigers, a documentary that explores rare footage in of the Sundarbans tigers in the royal Bengal, as they feed their cubs and hunt for their next meals, including the spotted deer.

Welcome to Nature Bites the OFFICIAL Nature Hub Channel. Bringing you closer to the remarkable animals that inhabit our natural world.

Subscribe for your nature fix here! -    / @naturebites  

#monkeys #spotteddeer #nature bites #nature #animals #wildlife #documentary
All Comments (5)
  • @alishademmery3581
    Gorgeous protecting all animals from cruelty, habitat destruction and climate catastrophe
  • @christineMaccallum-uo3qx
    Nature and other stuff and more events and stories and facts and interesting event and different chapter and character and people who are more for more information 😁 watch