How does a monkey survive in the wild?

Answer 1

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Sillypinkjade say's:

ECOLOGY:

The woolly spider monkey is primarily a folivorous species, but also consumes fruit, seeds, flowers, nectar, pollen, bark, bamboo, and ferns. It prefers to eat fruits which are more ripe. Leaves are eaten for bulk and protein, and the woolly spider monkey prefers immature leaves over mature ones (Kinzey, 1997). Strier (1992b) suggests that folivory is a result of seasonal fruit shortages and the woolly spider monkey needs to eat leaves to survive. Group size for this species is between 15 to 25 individuals.

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Answer 2

Monkeys rely on fruits, gums, insects and leaves for survival. At times the monkeys usually eat the leafy things and blossoms to supplement their diet. The monkeys also eat the termites and ants.

Answer 3

They use their ninja-like techniques to ward off enemies, such as lions and giraffes. The claws and teeth of monkeys also aid in the survival of them. As many people know, monkey bites kill.

Answer 4

Monkeys have adapted to be able to climb through the tops of trees to stay far away from most predators. Monkeys also survive by staying in groups.

Answer 5

A monkey needs food and water in its environment.

Answer 6

long tail helps to hang on trees