Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
magot
Noun
ˈmæɡət
Definition
A type of macaque that is found primarily in North Africa and is known for its distinctive tuft of hair and social behavior.
Examples
- The magot is often seen in groups, foraging for food in the wild.
- At the zoo, visitors were fascinated by the playful antics of the magots.
- Magots are known to display social behaviors similar to humans.
Meaning
Magot refers to the Barbary macaque, a species of monkey that is notable for its lack of a tail and high social intelligence.
Synonyms
- Barbary macaque
- Macaca sylvanus
