Macaca rilewa

I renamed it from Macaca sinica since sinica means China and it only lives in Sri Lanka. It's easy to make these dumb changes, they just haven't bothered. I care, so I will. According to Wikipedia රිළවා is rilewa or rilawa in Sinhalese, the common indigenous Sri Lankan language. Rilewa looks more scientific-name-Latiny, so I'll go with that vowel. I also think that, since they have stylish hair, it would make more sense to name them after their hair rather than for a hat that, as the term is used today, encompasses a wide variety of hats. It doesn't even look like it has a hat. There are other macaques that look like they have hats. This one clearly just has hair. It makes more sense to name it for this thing in English instead of just calling it a macaque-macaque or Rilewa macaque, in my opinion. But I guess a Sri Lankan macaque is okay. So after some research I think I'll call it the bowl-cut macaque. It can part like curtains on longer variations, but I think on most it looks like a short bowl. So short bowl cut, bowl crop macaque, etc. Call it a bowl macaque. Don't let scientists and common people burden you with unnecessary names. I have renamed it. I'll rename its subspecies later, when I figure them out more.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Toque_macaque&oldid=1156698942
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