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Like any other primate, monkey moms create a safe place for their children to be born, and stay close to them during their infancy, usually bringing their babies along with them as they hunt or forage. They will react also to threats against their children, usually more thoroughly than to threats against themselves.
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What Is The Rising Action For the Monkeys Paw?
i sharted on your moms face
How old are monkeys when they stop drinking milk from their moms?
i think 3
How do monkeys protect them self?
Monkeys like to stay high up in trees as their major way to protect themselves against predators. There are also monkey referees that break up fights between two or more monkeys.
Do monkeys growl?
Monkeys growl when they are angry or trying to protect themselves. Some also use it as a way of warning other monkeys of potential threats.
What if the monkeys didn't have these adaptations what would they do?
If monkeys did not have adaptations to protect them, they would be destroyed by predators. Monkeys live in the trees in order to remain safe from predators.
How does the noisy night monkeys protect there self?
by having sex
Why are monkeys dumb?
Because>>>>they have no museles to protect their brain, Simple:)!
How does the harp seal protect it self?
monkeys eat fish
What is monkeys shelter?
In zoos, monkeys have man made shelters where they stay out of the elements. In the wild, the monkeys mostly live in tress and use leaves to protect themselves from rain.
Innate behaviors in monkeys?
Innate behaviors in monkeys include grooming, facial expressions, social hierarchies, and territorial displays. These behaviors are genetically programmed and do not need to be learned. They help monkeys communicate, establish social relationships, and survive in their natural environment.
How do monkeys protect itself?
by swing on trees to stay away from predator@
How do ants monkeys and elephants protect themselves from enemies?
they group themselve
