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Snow monkeys in Japan

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Yamanouchi, Nagano, JAPAN: Japanese macaque, commonly referred to as snow monkeys, react next to an open-air hot spring bath, or onsen at the Jigokudani (Hells Valley) Monkey Park in the town of Yamanouchi, Nagano prefecture on December 10, 2012. Some 160 of the monkeys inhabit the area and are a popular tourist draw. AFP PHOTO/Kazuhiro Nogi
Japanese macaques took the open-air hot spring bath or "onsen" at the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan.
Yamanouchi, Nagano, JAPAN: Japanese macaque, commonly referred to as snow monkeys, take an open-air hot spring bath, or onsen at the Jigokudani (Hells Valley) Monkey Park in the town of Yamanouchi, Nagano prefecture on December 10, 2012. Some 160 of the monkeys inhabit the area and are a popular tourist draw. AFP PHOTO/Kazuhiro Nogi
Yamanouchi, Nagano, JAPAN: Japanese macaque, commonly referred to as snow monkeys, react next to an open-air hot spring bath, or onsen at the Jigokudani (Hells Valley) Monkey Park in the town of Yamanouchi, Nagano prefecture on December 10, 2012. Some 160 of the monkeys inhabit the area and are a popular tourist draw. AFP PHOTO/Kazuhiro Nogi
Yamanouchi, Nagano, JAPAN: Japanese macaque, commonly referred to as snow monkeys, take an open-air hot spring bath, or onsen at the Jigokudani (Hells Valley) Monkey Park in the town of Yamanouchi, Nagano prefecture on December 10, 2012. Some 160 of the monkeys inhabit the area and are a popular tourist draw. AFP PHOTO/Kazuhiro Nogi
Snow monkeys in Japan
Snow monkeys in Japan
Snow monkeys in Japan
Snow monkeys in Japan
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