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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.
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Are there spider monkeys in the Mojave Desert?
No, spider monkeys are found in tropical forests from central Mexico through much of Brazil. They do not occur in the Mojave Desert and woud not survive there.
How does a spider monkeys tail helps it survive?
the tail helps the spider monkey catch things. it also lets hang on to things
What is the spider that eats monkeys?
A monkey spider. Ironically, it eats spider monkeys.
What do spider monkeys lack?
Spider monkeys lack hearing
Where do spider monkeys sleep?
Spider monkeys sleep on lower branches
What preys on the spider monkeys?
Harpy Eagles prey on Spider Monkeys.
How do spider monkeys eat?
spider monkeys eat fruit and nuts
What year did spider monkeys become extinct?
Spider monkeys are not extinct.
Do spider monkeys live among other spider monkeys?
Yes, but seldom with different species. Spider monkeys live in colonies of 15 to 25, and as many as 35 monkeys.
What are spider monkeys preditors?
the spider monkeys main predetors are humans and jaguars. in south America spider monkeys are eather caught for food or pets.
How does a monkeys tail help it survive?
the tail helps the spider monkey catch things. it also lets hang on to things
Do tigers eat spider monkeys?
Yes white tigers eat spider monkeys
