I’ve always enjoyed spending time on the river, watching the Pig-tailed Macaques. The young ones are almost ALWAYS play-fighting with each other. Sometimes, it can get a little rough with the shoving and pushing. However, there are rare moments when they do take a break. The youngest of the group seen here, seems to love snuggling up to his playmates. This tender moment only lasted for a few seconds before they were back to their swinging and tail-pulling antics again.

A sequence shot of a Long-tailed Macaque mother and a newborn child crossing the river using ropes. These ropes are made from recycled firehose from Japan and installed by Borneo Conservation Trust