energy at 50 yards and only 361 ft.- lbs. at 100 yards. The 1,000-ft.-lb. minimum is a good reference when assessing cartridge performance potential, but itâs not cast in reinforced concrete. Shot placement and bullet performance are far more important.
One near-threatened species is the Assam macaque (Macaca assamensis), a species of macaque native to parts of southeastern Asia. The Assam macaque, also referred to as the Himalayan macaque, is suffering decline from habitat loss as well as hunting by humans.
The Barbary Macaque is yellowish-brown to grey with lighter undersides. The Barbary Macaque grows to a maximum size of 75 centimetres (30 inches) and weighs 13 kilograms (29 pounds). Their faces are a dark pink colour and their tails are functionless. The Barbary Macaques front limbs are longer than its hind limbs.