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Japanese Macaque

Macaca fuscata

  • Uncommon
  • IUCN LC · Least Concern
  • Mammal
  • Asia

About the Japanese Macaque

Known to science as Macaca fuscata, the Japanese Macaque is a mammal found in Asia. It lives in forests and mountains.

It weighs around 11 kg and has a lifespan of about 32 years. At full speed it can reach 25 km/h. Estimates put its population at about 114,000 individuals.

In conservation terms it is listed as Least Concern (LC), the IUCN category for species that are widespread or abundant and not currently considered at risk of extinction. In Animal Gacha, its card has Uncommon rarity. Rarity is a game value informed by conservation status, not an IUCN category. Uncommon cards turn up less often than Common ones.

Field data

Scientific name
Macaca fuscata
Group
Mammal
Region
Asia
Habitats
Forest, Mountain
IUCN status
Least Concern (LC)
Game rarity
Uncommon
Weight
11 kg
Lifespan
32 years
Top speed
25 km/h
Estimated population
114,000

Rarity is a game value informed by conservation status. It is not an IUCN category.

Wildlife data is a general reference and may vary between sources. Animal Gacha is not affiliated with IUCN.

Image credit

Creator
Rocktendo & Adam Gman
Changes
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