A group of adorable monkeys are huddling together to keep each other warm, as the temperature drops severely low in Japan.

According to a new study, Japan's snow monkeys use the spa just like humans do, to stay warm and relieve stress.

Japanese snow monkeys have been observed since the 1960s to take advantage of hot springs in Japan when the temperatures drop. In humans, we know that a hot bath can reduce the levels of stress ...

This video shows a monkey adapting to cold weather by finding ways to stay warm. Its subtle movements and calm demeanor reflect resilience in a natural setting. Viewers can observe how the monkey ...

TRAVEL SNOW MONKEYS -- Japanese Macaque monkeys dip in a hot spring in the snow at Jigokudani Wild Monkey Park in Yamanouchi, Nagano prefecture, central Japan, Monday, Dec. 6, 2004. Some 250 ...

Japan's Jigokudani became a sensation when hot springs were constructed for the Hell Valley snow monkey troops. The monkeys get important help from the hot springs in the valley, fed by warm ...

Snow monkeys huddle over thermal vents to keep warm during the coldest of winter days. Most primates are found in the Earth’s tropical regions, but somehow this hearty population of monkeys has ...

Jigokudani Monkey Park near Nagano, Japan is known for its large population of snow monkeys, which descend from the steep surrounding cliffs during the day to sit in the warm hot springs. 4.