The mountain bass is the largest monkey primate in the world. The head is large and long, with 1 bone protrusion on each side of the nasal bone, on which there are longitudinally arranged ridge-like protrusions, with grooves in between, and the outer skin is covered with green skin.

The mountain bass is the largest monkey primate in the world. The head is large and long, with a bone protrusion on each side of the nasal bone, on which there are longitudinally arranged ridge-like protrusions, with grooves in between, and the outer skin is green, and the spine is bright red. Males have about 6 major grooves on each side, and their red part extends around the nasal bone and snout, and this brightly colored special pattern resembles a ghost, hence the name mountain fish.

Mountain fish are social animals, living in small groups, frolicking among jungles and rocks, the main natural enemy is the leopard, but leopards generally only hunt females and juvenile mountain fish.

In Chinese mythology and legend, the mountain fish is a one-legged ghost in the mountains. It is mentioned in the Classic of Mountains and Seas and the Inner Scriptures: "In the south, there are giants with long arms on their faces, black bodies with hair, and anti-heels, and when they see people laughing and laughing, they cover their faces, because they flee." ”

In the "Chinese Lu Language", there is: "One foot, the Yue people call it the mountain." "However, he is generally a god of water and does not eat people.