Yes, both species has aposable thumbs, but monkeys and chimps are lighter in weight and naturally more agile. They have different muscles and the strength and range of flexibilty for those muscles differs greatly from our own.
Many species of monkeys live in the forest around the world. It provides an excellent place to hide and a plentiful source of food.
A monkey's tail acts as a counterbalance when they perform tight lateral turns. Some monkeys use their tail as a third arm, hanging from branches by the tail.
No, monkeys do not eat elephants. Monkeys are primarily frugivores, meaning they mainly eat fruits, seeds, and other plant material. Elephants are much larger than monkeys and are typically herbivores, feeding on plants, grasses, and tree branches.
In depends if you mean for feeding, sleeping or hunting. They like trees with ripe fruit in them best for feeding...of course some fruit are preferred over others but this can vary from site to site and each site with chimps tends to have different kinds of trees available. In general they like drupe fruits, many fruits related to mangos and such. They like somewhat tall trees to sleep in (protection from predators) and relatively isolated trees to hunt in (fewer ways for monkeys to escape).
Some monkeys that live in Kenya include vervet monkeys, colobus monkeys, and baboons. These monkeys can be found in various habitats throughout the country, ranging from forests to savannas.
As hooks to hang from branches
Most monkeys do not actually hang from their tails, but some kinds grip onto branches with them. Monkeys use their tails to balance as they are walking and climbing along branches on trees.
Most monkeys hang in groups called primates.
hang on tails grab branches \grooming all behavioral
Spider monkeys sleep on lower branches
They like to jump from branches to branches of the trees.
Yes monkeys hold on to the branches with there hands, but also they hold on to the branches with there feet to tease another animals that cant catch them! laugh out loud=lol
Most monkeys do not actually hang from their tails, but some kinds grip onto branches with them. Monkeys use their tails to balance as they are walking and climbing along branches on trees.
so they can hang on trees
Monkeys swing on branches of trees.
squirrel monkeys have claws so they can grip there food and branches properly.
the fifth arm