Snub Nosed-Monkeys are valued for their meat especially in countries like Malaysia, China, Vietnam, The Philippines, Maritius, and Indonesia. To capture them and sell them as pets on the black market, they are caught very brutally in most countries with group snare traps, and undesirable animals that are caught are beaten to death and sold for meat. Particularly the Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey is killed and sold for it fiery orange-red fur. The second most common reason for their endangerment is illegal and legal logging, which is also a problem for many other endangered species of both animals and plants. The least of the problems for its endangerment is natural change which they can adapt to easily within a couple of weeks, except the youngest ones have more trouble than mature ones, and they can die easily.
- Maddy
They are becoming endangered because of loss of habitats, hunting for their meat and the pet trade. They are also the rarest monkey in all of Africa. *Hope that helped.:)
a snub nosed monkey eats fruit grains and seeds
Golden snub-nosed monkeys live in the Qin Ling mountain in central China.
No they aren't they value there meat
Depends on the species (some with just a few, to 300), the snub-nosed monkey exists in East Asia (China).
All monkeys are warm-blooded.
se they dont like them
Myanmar snub-nosed monkey was created in 2010.
Golden snub-nosed monkey was created in 1870.
Gray snub-nosed monkey was created in 1903.
Black snub-nosed monkey was created in 1897.
Tonkin snub-nosed monkey was created in 1912.
There are fewer than 20,000 golden monkeys left.