Rhesus macaques reside in most of t

Rhesus macaques reside in most of the temples of Nepal. This species depends mostly on human food for their survival in temples. People distribute foods for them as good deeds. Rhesus macaques are believed to have relation with the God Hanuman in Hindu mythology. Although this species is considered holy in most of the South Asian countries, their behavior outwards the belief of local people (Medhi et al. 2007). Many people have been badly scratched, injured and bitten by Rhesus macaques in urban and or suburban areas of Bangladesh. In turn, they are also facing retaliatory killing, severe injury and extreme hate from people (Ahsan & Uddin 2014). In Nepal the species has similar problems.

Among Nepalese people if a person do a lot of mistakes they are named as monkey because of their notorious behavior. There is a saying in Nepali "A monkey does not make his own home and don't allow others to make their home" because they destroy everything. This shows the

perception of people towards them. Some people recognize that monkeys steal edible foods from

their home and refer to them as ‘thieves’. They are also believed to be ‘clever’ (Hill & Webber

2010).


The Government of Nepal has not listed this species in the protected list while they are protected in India (Pirta et al. 1997). In Nepal, they are killed by farmers and regarded as pest. If the species is not protected then there is more chances to exploit that animal. If they are declared as protected species, people want to see them inside the park. These attitudes make it more difficult to protect the species (Osborn & Hill 2005).

Most of the primates are threatened from hunting, capture for captive colonies and research (Dobson & LEES 1989). Nepal was one of the South Asian countries exporting Rhesus macaques to the United States laboratories for research and experiments. But in 2009 the government banned its export after the immense objection from public and NGOs (Non- Governmental Organizations).

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Rhesus macaques reside in most of the temples of Nepal. This species depends mostly on human food for their survival in temples. People distribute foods for them as good deeds. Rhesus macaques are believed to have relation with the God Hanuman in Hindu mythology. Although this species is considered holy in most of the South Asian countries, their behavior outwards the belief of local people (Medhi et al. 2007). Many people have been badly scratched, injured and bitten by Rhesus macaques in urban and or suburban areas of Bangladesh. In turn, they are also facing retaliatory killing, severe injury and extreme hate from people (Ahsan & Uddin 2014). In Nepal the species has similar problems.Among Nepalese people if a person do a lot of mistakes they are named as monkey because of their notorious behavior. There is a saying in Nepali "A monkey does not make his own home and don't allow others to make their home" because they destroy everything. This shows the perception of people towards them. Some people recognize that monkeys steal edible foods fromtheir home and refer to them as ‘thieves’. They are also believed to be ‘clever’ (Hill & Webber2010).Chính phủ Nepal đã không liệt kê các loài này trong danh sách được bảo vệ trong khi chúng được bảo vệ ở Ấn Độ (Pirta et al. năm 1997). Ở Nepal, họ bị giết bởi người nông dân và được coi là loài vật gây hại. Nếu các loài không được bảo vệ sau đó có rất nhiều cơ hội để khai thác rằng động vật. Nếu họ đang tuyên bố như là loài được bảo vệ, những người muốn nhìn thấy chúng bên trong công viên. Những thái độ làm cho nó khó khăn hơn để bảo vệ các loài (Osborn & Hill 2005).Hầu hết các loài linh trưởng đang bị đe dọa từ săn bắn, bắt giam giữ thuộc địa và nghiên cứu (Dobson & LEES 1989). Nepal là một quốc gia Nam á xuất khẩu Rhesus macaques cho các phòng thí nghiệm Mỹ cho nghiên cứu và thử nghiệm. Nhưng trong năm 2009, chính phủ cấm xuất khẩu của mình sau bao la đối từ công chúng và phi chính phủ (tổ chức phi chính phủ).