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Sulawesi Black Monkey ( Macaca maura ) is an endemic species of South Sulawesi that is almost extinct. One of the habitats is in the Tabo-Tabo education and training forest area, Pangkep Regency. The existence of monkeys is a problem because there are human activities in and around the area and they are considered as pests of agricultural crops. To shelter and prevent the Sulawesi Black Monkey ( Macaca maura ) from its extinction, we need to know where to live and evidence about its attacking behavior on agricultural crops. The study was conducted using a survey and observation method in the field which was modified by providing feed in the form of corn, peanut and cassava which were ready for harvest, which was found in a land measuring 10 x 30 m. The results of the  Macaca maura  attack behavioral research revealed: peeping behavior, initial attack behavior, eating behavior and safety behavior. The attack on the agricultural location by  Macaca Maura  because the community’s agricultural land is located in the  Macaca maura  home range.

Behavior of Sulawesi Black Monkey (Macaca maura): a case study of attacking behavior in agricultural plants