When monkeys pick bugs off each other, it is called "social grooming." This behavior serves multiple purposes, including strengthening social bonds, reducing tension within the group, and helping to keep the animals clean by removing parasites and debris from their fur. Social grooming is common among many primate species and is an important aspect of their social interactions.
Spider monkeys, whether foraging for food or not, like to swing from trees and observe other animals. Young spider monkeys will play and chase each other on trees and vines. Spider monkeys spend significant time grooming each other, because their coarse hair picks up dirt, leaves, and bugs.
the type of mokey that eats other monkeys are cimpanzees
Monkey live in groups of 4-5. Without one of their team members, they dont hunt for food, until they are all ready. If one of the monkeys dies, other team members hunt for food, while the other stay's with the monkey. Monkeys look after each other by, looking for bugs by grooming, sleeping together in bundles of around about five.
they are nice to each other
Bugs can communicate with each other, but they can not talk to humans.
Yes, chimpanzees gather in groups and hunt in an excited frenzy, howling, chasing rounding up, and eating smaller monkeys alive. Most are mainly herbivorous - that is they eat fruits and vegetables - but many will eat small birds, rodents, eggs, reptiles and, if they can catch them, monkeys of other species.
There are many, many different species and subspecies of monkeys. Each has its own unique markings. 264 species of monkeys are known. Monkeys are divided into two groups, old world (cercopithecoid) and new world (platyrrhine). They are quite distinct from each other. The old world monkeys are closely related to apes, while new world monkeys are very distant from apes and other monkeys.
Put them together for so long and they start to love each other.
Primates are known to groom each other to both clean each other and to be social.
They fight other group members.They fon't groom each other
Monkeys live on trees, and anacondas live in water. They don't meet each other.
No they love one another like humans do!