Long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) are animals that
highly adaptive, able to adapt to the variety of habitats. adaptability This high often lead them into conflict with humans. Conflict often occurs when long-tailed monkeys living close to humans due to the competing and overlapping requirements between the two. The conflict between human-wildlife occurs when human action detrimental to wildlife, or vice versa (Conover, 2002). Wild animal cause harm to humans when they attacked farmland, land animal, or food storage. Human-wildlife conflict also happens when humans perform actions that cause harm to wildlife, such as wildlife habitat altered for the sake of man. Conflict can be caused by damaged or narrowing of wildlife habitat wild due to the activity of clearing forests and land conversion. Opportunities conflict becomes more Great with the increasing human population growth has implications in increasing wildlife habitat conversion into residential areas, plantation, agriculture, and other land use (Widiatmoko, 2013). Menoreh Mountains in Kulon Progo Regency has long been long-tailed monkey habitat. Some locations in the mountains can Menoreh encountered long-tailed monkey population who often have problems with communities such as in Sub Samigaluh, namely Hamlet Village Keceme Gerbosari (Subenuh, 2003), and Village Sidoharjo (Herlan, 2001; Fahmi, 2001). The population of long-tailed monkeys has been since the 1960s known community (Fahmi, 2001). Long-tailed monkeys also attacked farmland Girimulyo community property in the District, District Kalibawang, and Kokap (BKSDA, 2012). Damage to agricultural crops is a general loss occurs because of an attack by long-tailed monkeys. Losses as a result of this conflict make people think of the monkeys as pests. In Gunung farmers to patrol to keep agricultural crops from attack-tailed macaque Long (Susmayanti, 2014). Long-tailed monkey attacks has also been coped with the arrest by Bedouins but the attempt failed because some time later this animal appears again (Mulyadi, 2011). other efforts done by installing nets at the edges of fields to prevent long-tailed monkeys entering and damaging crops (Sulistiyawan, 2015), scare with firecrackers rang (Hidayat and Daru, 2015), ring a gong sound or other megaphone (Setiawan and Daru, 2014). In addition, the handling is also done by planting fruit trees about habitat long-tailed macaques (Setiawan and Daru, 2014), also giving fruit with the aim of long-tailed monkeys do not invade farmland (Sutarmi, 2014).
Purpose
This study aims to know the behavior of monkeys being aggresssive in it’s live of the day