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Well, they technically don't use camouflage. They hide up in high trees :) Hope that helps x

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What likes to eat monkeys?

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Most monkeys have strong tails and are very fast. Monkeys also have a camouflage to hide in trees, to keep away from predators.


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Depending on the breed of Spider monkey, if they remain still, their fur can look like a branch or the shadow of a branch. I'm not sure how much they rely on camouflage, but they do hide in trees and try to blend in if they have had bad experiences with humans. Other times, they will come out and start throwing things at humans that get too close.


Does squirrel monkey have camouflage?

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A monkeys adaptation is and how does it help meet its needs?

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What adaptation does a monkey have?

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How do howler monkeys get away from preditors?

Howler monkeys live high in the tree canopy, where there are few predators. However, they don't jump from branch to branch like most monkeys, instead they climb branch to branch. Therefor, I don't believe that howler monkeys can easily escape their predators. One of the predators of the howler monkeys are Harpy eagles, against which howler monkeys have no defense except to hide.


Why are Colobus monkeys adapted to the rainforest?

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