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Monkeys typically feed their babies through a process called nursing, where the mother provides milk directly from her breasts. This milk is rich in nutrients and antibodies, essential for the infant's growth and immune system development. Mothers often groom and carry their young, ensuring they can access food and stay safe while learning to eat solid foods as they grow. In some species, older siblings or other group members may also assist in caring for and feeding the infants.
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Do monkeys feed their babies milk?
Yes, mama monkeys nurse their young.
How does a spider monkey feed baby's?
Being mammals, spider monkeys will suckle their babies with milk produced by the mothers.
How many monkeys would there be in 5 years if two monkeys living in a jungle had babies and their offspring had babies and so on Each couple including the original pair had 2 babies every year?
Assuming non died in the 5 year period. Year 1 2 monkeys + 2 babies Year 2 4 monkeys + 4 babies Year 3 8 monkeys + 8 babies Year 4 16 monkeys +16 babies Year 5 32 monkeys + 32 babies So at the end of year 5 there would be 64 monkeys.
What do monkey feed on?
Monkeys feed on different types of food from fruits and plants, others feed on insects and some feed on other monkeys.
What are some similarities of horses and monkeys?
They are both mammals, so they have hair and give birth to live young. Mothers produce milk to feed their babies.
Where do monkeys have babies?
In the trees
How do parents feed their babies?
do the parent seahorses feed there babies
What do monkeys do when they have babies?
Just like we do
Where do monkeys keep babies?
In their Diapers.
How do you maintain a monkeys diet on petz crazy monkeys?
feed it moderately
Why do rabbits not feed their babies?
They won't feed their babies if they have a human scent on them.
Do monkeys have children?
Yes monkeys have babies that eventually grow up to be adults.
