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Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts: Guardians of Eastern Himalayan Biodiversity

The Arunachal macaque, a recently discovered primate species endemic to the Eastern Himalayas, faces numerous threats to its survival, including habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching. In response to these challenges, Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts have emerged as dedicated champions of primate conservation, specializing in the rescue, rehabilitation, and protection of this unique species.

Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts possess specialized knowledge and skills in primate behavior, veterinary care, and wildlife management, allowing them to effectively respond to situations involving distressed or injured macaques. Equipped with a deep understanding of the ecological significance and conservation status of the Arunachal macaque, these experts work tirelessly to ensure the welfare and survival of rescued individuals.

One of the primary responsibilities of Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts is to conduct rescue operations to save macaques in distress. Whether it's an orphaned infant, an injured adult, or a macaque trapped in a conflict situation, these experts spring into action to provide immediate assistance and care. With expertise in handling and tranquilizing techniques, they prioritize the safety and well-being of both the macaques and themselves during rescue operations.

Upon rescuing macaques, Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts provide comprehensive medical evaluation and treatment to address any injuries, illnesses, or trauma. Rehabilitation facilities are equipped with specialized equipment and resources to facilitate the recovery and rehabilitation process, ensuring that rescued macaques receive the care and attention they need to thrive.

Furthermore, Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts play a crucial role in community outreach and education, raising awareness about the importance of primate conservation and the threats facing the Arunachal macaque. By engaging with local communities, government agencies, and conservation organizations, these experts foster a sense of stewardship and collective responsibility for the protection of this unique primate species and its habitat.

In conclusion, Arunachal Macaque Rescue Experts serve as invaluable guardians of Eastern Himalayan biodiversity, demonstrating unwavering commitment and expertise in the rescue and conservation of the Arunachal macaque. Through their dedication and passion, these experts offer hope for the survival of this remarkable species and inspire others to join the cause of primate conservation in the region.

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The MCG, animal activists allege, is out of its depth when it comes to the capture of stray monkeys in the city. It had to allot the daunting task to multiple agencies, but none worked out well. This time — third in the last 12 months — it has hired the services of Jaipur-based Gargi Animal Care and Control Service Provider.

The animals, after being captured in a humane manner, will undergo mandatory health check-up. The MCG team will then, under the watch of wildlife department officials, release the animals in the outskirts of the city.  

Earlier, the MCG had hired a Mathura-based expert in January to catch monkeys in a humane manner. However, in February, it cancelled the contract of an animal rescue agency, acting on a complaint of animal cruelty filed by animal rights activist Nikhil Mahesh.

Animal rights activists have been raising the issue of cruel treatment of monkeys during the process of capture.

Also, MCG officials had said that capturing monkeys would be recorded on camera and videos and photos of the same would be taken to ensure that animals are not harmed during the process — but this has not happened in reality. Commenting on the matter, Nikhil Mahesh, founder of Umeed for Animals Foundation, said, “The MCG hires young kids from Mathura who are not trained and use cruel ways to capture monkeys. For the last one year, the MCG has been talking about videography, but nothing has been done. No one records the videos and there is no monitoring of the process. Moreover, they have no place to confine the animals. The animals are eventually released in areas where there is no food and they are bound to return.”

One MCG official claimed, “Most of the monkey catchers came from Mathura and would look for excuses to go back home. These people worked intermittently — hampering the whole system.”

According to the civic body’s estimate, there are over 20,000 monkeys in the city.

Several instances of monkey attack have been reported from residential areas close to the Aravallis.