How does the golden snub nosed monkey protect itself from danger?

The golden snub-nosed monkey protects itself from danger primarily through its social structure and behaviors. Living in groups, they rely on vigilance and alarm calls to warn each other of potential threats, such as predators. Their mountainous habitat also provides natural cover and escape routes, allowing them to evade danger efficiently. Additionally, their agile climbing skills enable them to retreat to high branches where predators have difficulty following.