The decline of lion tailed macaque you in western ghat is majorly due to
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The lion-tailed macaque, endemic to the evergreen forests of the Western Ghats in southern India, is endangered. Over the last two decades surveys have documented population declines in a number of areas. ... It is imperative to identify and conserve existing populations in contiguous, large and undisturbed forests.
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▪︎The Endangered lion-tailed macaque Macaca silenus is endemic to rainforest patches of the Western Ghats mountains in south-western India. Most populations of this primate are severely fragmented and declining and the species is locally extinct in some areas.
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