Every 2 - 3 years, a mother will give birth to one entirely black baby. No one else besides the mother looks after the baby. The baby is continuously carried by the mother, clinging to her and at about 5 months of age it will begin riding on her back, wrapping its tail around the mother's tail for additional security. It will be dependent on its mother's milk for 2 years. Juveniles at the age of 24 to 50 months old never ride on their mother's back but they will still stay close to her.
A female may raise 4 to 8 babies in its reproductive lifetime. Twins are known to occur but are likely very rare.
monkeys only have one child in the wild but if it is at a zoo or something they can have more
Similiar to humans most commonly monkey's give birth to 1 - 2 babies at a time; gestation is approximatly 170 days or 5 1/2 months. They will reproduce 1 - 2 times in their lifetime.
Usually just one - on rare occasions, two. Similar to humans !
about 1 every year
There is no such thing as a mammual. However, monkeys are mammals as they are exothermic, produce live young, have vertebrae, breathe air, and have fur/hair.
Monkeys are mammals just like humans and they give birth to live young.
They are both mammals, so they have hair and give birth to live young. Mothers produce milk to feed their babies.
Yes, mama monkeys nurse their young.
Monkeys are mammals and will suckle their young. Looking after them for several years.
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