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Wild douc fecal microbiota transplant refers to the experimental transfer of gut microbiota from wild red-shanked doucs (*Pygathrix nemaeus*) into a recipient, typically germ-free mice in a research setting. This procedure is used to study the metabolic and protective effects of ancestral or non-industrialized microbiomes. Research indicates that the microbiome of wild primates, which is high in diversity and adapted to high-fiber diets, can prevent weight gain and metabolic shifts associated with Westernized diets when transplanted into animal models. This research aims to understand the link between microbiome loss and the rise of obesity and diabetes in industrialized societies.
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