the tail helps the spider monkey catch things. it also lets hang on to things
the tail helps the spider monkey catch things. it also lets hang on to things
it helps them catch food
the spider monkey has a long tail to grip onto things :) and they are very cute too!
Yes, the monkeys tail and long arms are an adaptation that helps it survive in its environment.
It can't.Spider monkeys are named for their resemblance to spiders with their long thin limbs and tail. Spiders are not related to spider monkeys biologically.
using their tail as an extra arm to aid in climbing
A monkey's tail acts as a counterbalance when they perform tight lateral turns. Some monkeys use their tail as a third arm, hanging from branches by the tail.
Their long arms help them swing on trees, especially since there are a lot of trees in the Rainforest. Their tail helps them balance and swing as well. They also learn how to find food, and they learn how to survive in the places they live.
Spider monkeys have extremely long and flexible arms for manoeuvring around the trees. Their toes are long and flexible for having a better grip on tree branches. Spider Monkeys have no thumbs and four long fingers for a hook grip which allows it to swing from branch to branch really easily without falling. The tail is very strong for taking most of the monkey's weight in the trees. Finally the underside of their tail is packed with sweat glands so it does what sweat glands do.
While not unique to spider monkeys, the long prehensile tail is unusually developed in the spider monkey, and it can use its tail to stand and walk upright on two legs.
No they have no tail because they are not monkeys -hope this helps your with your question!
Spider monkeys have extremely long and flexible arms for manoeuvring around the trees. Their toes are long and flexible for having a better grip on tree branches. Spider Monkeys have no thumbs and four long fingers for a hook grip which allows it to swing from branch to branch really easily without falling. The tail is very strong for taking most of the monkey's weight in the trees. Finally the underside of their tail is packed with sweat glands so it does what sweat glands do.