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This month we're doing a project on unusual animals and my team got the Japanese Macaques, or as they are often called, snow monkeys. It was exciting to **find** out so much about them. These monkeys live at much lower temperatures than any other monkeys, feeding on a few plants while trying hard to stay warm. But what makes them so strange is their **ability** to pass on new ideas to each other, something **observed** in a scientific study when a single snow monkey started washing her food in the ocean. Following this, after a few generations, every monkey was doing it. People who are **interested** in the Macaques often visit the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Jigokudani Valley, Japan. There the Macaques often have hot baths on a snowy winter's day.