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What are the natural enemies of the uakari monkey?
Humans are the main natural enemies of Uakari monkeys. Hunting and habitat destruction are some of the main causes of the decline in this monkey species.
What are the release dates for Uakari Secrets of the English Monkey - 2009?
Uakari Secrets of the English Monkey - 2009 was released on: USA: 3 May 2009 (TV premiere)
Does a uakari have a backbone?
Yes, a uakari - a type of monkey found in South America - does have a backbone. All vertebrates, including mammals like the uakari, have a backbone or spinal column that supports and protects the spinal cord.
What is an Uakari?
An uakari is any of several arboreal monkeys of the genus Cacajao, which live in the Amazon basin.
What are some unusual nouns that start with the letter u?
Uakari is a monkey species. It begins with U.
What country does the howler monkey live in?
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Do uakari live in the desert?
No, they live in the Amazon Basin of South America, not in deserts.
Why is the uakari monkey endangered?
uakari monkey's food supply, which is sour-sweet fruit, is being taken by the village people living near them. Also, it is illegal to cut down the trees to get the fruit because it kills the monkeys.If you watch National Geographic or Discovery Channel or go to thei website you can see more.
What continent does the animal the ruddy uakari live?
it lives in south America
What country does a monkey live in?
in most countries. because most have zoos or jungles.
What animal names stares with U and end with i?
Uakari - A South American arboreal monkey Unagi - a Japanese eel Ussuri - tube nosed bat
What is a male uakari called?
A male uakari is simply called a "male uakari." Uakaris are a type of primate found in the Amazon rainforest, and they are known for their distinctive appearance, especially their bright red faces. There are several species of uakari, including the bald uakari and the black uakari, but the term "male uakari" refers specifically to the male individuals of these species.
