Asian primates are a diverse group of mammals that belong to the order Primates, primarily found in the regions of Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Asia. This group includes various species such as monkeys, apes, and tarsiers, each adapted to their unique environments. They play essential roles in their ecosystems, often acting as seed dispersers and contributing to forest regeneration. These primates exhibit a wide range of behaviors and social structures. Some, like the Asian elephant, are known for their complex social interactions, while others, such as the gibbon, are recognized for their acrobatic abilities. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these species from threats like habitat loss and poaching.