How is a monkey adapted to its environment?

Answer 1

A monkey uses its long hands, feet and tail to move from tree to tree. They have clever brains to help them fight a predator and to do a normal every days routine. They also use their tails to hold on to trees so they can use their hands and feet.

Answer 2

well, my name is Samuel miller and i attend the local school specializing in learning about the life of monkey's and especially studying there aspects such as their long tails and there huge feeces.

I went in the monkey cage once or also known as the "cage" and the monkeys were throwing and hurling their own feeces at one an other and calling each other offensive words, it was great I mean receiving a massive slob of moulding feeces at your face and then hurling it back (top quality!).

Answer 3

Monkeys' bodies are adapted for their tree-climbing lifestyle. They have forward-looking eyes that enable them see distances below from great heights. They also have hands and feet that allow them to grip on trees as well as opposite-matching fingers and toes that allow them to wrap their hands or feet around objects or tree branches for a firm grip. This ability allows them to be agile and to avoid predators.

Answer 4

by the trees with banana's in them and the green colour because they like yellow and green so they like to be in groups to protect their young....

Answer 5

they stay there or been there for a long time or maybe they will join another group of monkeys and after not wanna leave then

Answer 6

they grow long tails to balance on trees,sharp teeth to bite though food and long vision to look out for prey and pedetors.

Answer 7

Monkeys adapt by their fur.