Japanese mountain park's monkey colony gets new boss

OITA, Japan - Nanchu, new alpha male of a monkey colony at the Takasaki Mountain Natural Park in Oita, southwestern Japan, eats a sliced apple during his inauguration ceremony on March 2, 2014.

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