Certainly. In old world monkeys the tails helps the animal to balance while in the trees. In new world monkeys, many species can use their prehensile tail as a fifth limb as they feed and move through the trees. Note, however, the old world monkeys can't grasp with their tails...
they are goood for eating people and destroying trucks. also they get in fights with dogs and they use their tail to burn the dogs
They have 1.
Not all primates have tails. For instance the gorilla. The monkey is an example of a primate who do have tails.
Monkeys have tails (DeBrazza's Monkey, Black Howler Monkey, Drill monkey), apes (Gibbons, gorilla, chimps)do not.
they climb them and they can keep their balance because of their tails.
Monkeys have tails, chimps do not.
they can use there tails to walk.well they usually dont walk they swing.to hold on to things they use there tails
what do you get when you cross a monkey with a pie
Monkeys: have a tail Apes: have no tail and most have longer arms
No, a lemur is not a monkey. Though they have opposable thumbs and tails, they are prosimians, not monkeys.
A Gibbon is an ape and doesn't have a tail I've never heard of a Gibbon monkey - but if there is such a monkey then it will have a tail.
Monkeys have tails to help go from tree to tree and for balance.
The adaptations of a monkey depends on the breed of the monkey. Most monkeys have long tails that help them stay balanced. A monkey first needs to get used to the ecosystem, then they will get used to the food, water, and their environment.