They live in communities of several individuals, though females (and more rarely, males) will sometimes travel alone or only with their nursing offspring. To protect themselves from predators, they live most of their lives in the trees and build nests each night to sleep in the trees. They will leave when faced with predators like humans. To protect themselves from other chimps, they are territorial and males usually travel together, especially near their territory boundary. Sometimes male chimps will raid a neighboring groups' territory, trying to find and sneak up on a lone male or a female with an infant. If they do, they will kill the neighboring male (it's very gruesome and slow---some chimps will hold down the other chimp and one or two chimps will rip off the victim's scrotum and bite chunks out of their limbs and face and jump up and down on the victim until it is mortally wounded. Frequently this takes many minutes or even an hour or two). If it is a female and infant, they'll kill the infant.
Chimps have large canines and are very strong, which helps them in a fight.
they group themselve
Monkeys growl when they are angry or trying to protect themselves. Some also use it as a way of warning other monkeys of potential threats.
because humans are like monkeys
Monkeys like to stay high up in trees as their major way to protect themselves against predators. There are also monkey referees that break up fights between two or more monkeys.
They throw feces and urinate on their predators trust me!
In zoos, monkeys have man made shelters where they stay out of the elements. In the wild, the monkeys mostly live in tress and use leaves to protect themselves from rain.
They protect themselves by using there talons t scratch at there prey
CamoufLAGE!
They defend by the way their worst enemy attack
They hide in a hole until their enemy is gone.
gazelles by zig zaging, warthogs by hiding in holes.
they use there claws to kill there prey or who ever threatens them