Toymany's Lion-tailed Macaque figure highlights the species' iconic silver-white mane and realistic facial features, making it an excellent addition to primate collections and rainforest-themed displays.
The Toymany Lion-tailed Macaque measures: 0.6" L x 0.9" W x 1.1" H
The Toymany Lion-tailed Macaque captures the unique appearance of this endangered rainforest primate with realistic sculpting and detailed fur texture. The figure emphasizes the macaque's dark body coloration, expressive facial features, and the distinctive silver-white mane that surrounds the head. Fine sculpted fur and balanced body proportions help create a lifelike presentation, while the natural posture reflects the alert and intelligent behavior associated with the species.
The compact size and realistic detailing make this figure well suited for rainforest displays, primate collections, educational exhibits, or wildlife dioramas. Constructed from durable synthetic material and carefully hand-painted, the model combines sturdy construction with accurate representation of one of India's most recognizable primates.
Lion-tailed macaques (Macaca silenus) are rare primates native to the tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats in southern India. They are easily recognized by their black fur, silver-white mane, and tufted tail that resembles the tail of a lion. These monkeys are highly arboreal and spend most of their lives moving through the forest canopy in small social groups.
Their diet consists mainly of fruit, seeds, leaves, insects, and small animals. Lion-tailed macaques play an important ecological role through seed dispersal within rainforest ecosystems. Due to habitat destruction, forest fragmentation, and human development, the species is currently considered endangered, with populations restricted to isolated rainforest regions.
Part of the Wildlife Line by Toymany.
Suitable for Ages 3 and Up.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: TML-00440
Model Number: TML #440
Brand: Toymany
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
