In many Asian cities, wild animals have been a part of people's everyday lives for centuries. In the Northern Indian city of Bharatpur, tribes of rhesus macaques have, for generations, had their lives and diets dictated by the city's human inhabitants. But most truly wild animals have stay behind the city limits and, as more and more wilderness is cultivated to feed expanding populations, life has become much harder for these wild animals living on the margins of the human world. On this DVD, you will meet golden jackals, toque macaques, elephants and more.This documentary examines the intersection between animal and human societies, taking a look at the Northern Indian city of Bharaptur, where macaques - a fascinating species of primates - have coexisted with humans for generations, a phenomenon that only increases as human society continues to encroach on animals' natural habitats.