Baboons

Howler monkeys need lots of water and insects we all know they LOVE bannans.

animals should not be kept in zoo's, even though they are well fed and cared for nowadays they cannot exhibit their natural behavior characteristics that would normally be present in the wild, this in turn produces stress which will affect the health and well-being of the animals

Adaptations of orangutans that have facilitated their partially arboreal lifestyle include hook-like hands, and hip and shoulder joints that are highly flexible. Another example is their long forelimbs.

Well, I don't really know because you see, baboons are the second bluest species of animal on the face of the earth and most likely to paint themselves red because of this desturbing blue fact.

Besides man, chimpanzees have very few natural predators. Enemies of the chimp include the leopard, python, and crocodiles. Typically, these animals only attack a weakened, sick, or young chimpanzee.

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Baboons do not have claws. They have hands, similar to human hands.

Technicaly, anyone has the ability to eat anything. But in all seriousness to your question (meaning that you are asking whether it goes against vegetarian's beliefs to eat fish) the answer is no, they cannot, as fish are living creatures.

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you just keep hitting its head untill it dies and once you hit on the head and it has stars around its head then you can charge at its but aswell. then it will climb the tree and start throwing coconuts at you then all you have to do is dodge them. Then YOU WIN !!!

Baboons live in hierarchical groups and determine dominance by vocal confrontations. Males are especially territorial with females in a group and will visually threat males from another group by showing off their teeth.

Anyone who is after a quick profit and likes animal cruelty. Marmosets, like all primates, do not make good pets. They are not domesticated (or tame). In addition, marmosets spray (pee, a lot, smells musky!), bite, get aggressive over their territory, and need a companion of the same species.

You do not want to buy a monkey, get a dog/cat/hamster. Cheaper to buy, cheaper to take to the vet, and it won't make your house smell from their spray, or bite you (and then end up being put down, or taken to an already over-flowing primate sanctuary).

The Squirrel monkey is a small South American monkey with a nonprehensile tail. They move by leaping through the trees. These monkeys are one of the smallest in the primate group.

The function of the nucleus is to control the rest of the cell. Answering 'it is the brain of the cell' in a test, exam, or assessment, will often not get you a mark, as it is not scientifically correct. It tells the other components of the cell what to do.

Yes; anything that climbs on top of your car at a zoo and pulls your windscreen wipers clean off has got to be the spawn of Satan. To make matters worse, they arrogantly wave their multi-colored butts in your face and poop in your engine just to rub it all in! I mean, to think that our DNA only differs from theirs by 2% brings forward some serious questions about the human race (virtually all of which you can type into the search bar with varying results).

Tigers are pure carnivores. They prefer hunting large ungulates such as chital, sambar, gaur, and to a small extent also barasingha, water buffalo, nilgai, serow and takin. Among the medium-sized prey species they frequently kill wild boar, and occasionally hog deer, muntjac and Gray langur. Small prey species such as porcupines, hares and peafowl are also hunted and form a very small part in their diet. Sometimes, they also prey on domestic livestock too that wander off into the jungles

They stay hidden and move near the unsuspecting prey. Once they are near enough, they pounce and take the prey down. They go for the throat and strangulate their prey.

The state of Ohio does restrict private ownership of some species of monkeys. Those species include: southern and northern night monkeys, dusky and masked titi monkeys, Muriquis, Goeldis, spider monkeys, woolly monkeys and howler monkeys.

Pygmy marmosets eat sap and gum from trees, which are located within their territories. They use their claws to drill a hole into the tree. The pygmy marmosets wait for the sap to ooze out of the hole they created. They immediately suck the sap form the hole. Sap is the most important food in their diet, without it they would not survive in the wild. Pygmy marmosetsare gumnivors. Pygmy marmosets also eat spiders, butterflies, frogs, lizards, snails, small, juicy buds, flowers and grasshoppers. Grasshoppers are pygmy marmosets' favorite food. To catch one a pygmy marmoset may even venture down to the ground. Something they rarely do. When catching butterflies, the pygmies go and eat sap. The sap attracts the butterflies, which are then easy to catch.

Some of them are sharp claws and cheek pouches.
well there k9 teeth can help scare away animals, andd the tail can help them pick up things or hang from trees

Mandrills can survive up to 31 years in captivity.

Yes. Baboons are 'Old World' monkeys, a class of primates found in a range of environments across Africa, North and East Asia, the Middle East, Gibralta, and the southernmost reaches of Spain, encompassing eighty or more species of primate.

Unlike apes, Old World monkeys possess tails. Their tails are not prehensile, unlike New World Monkeys, who are capable of using their tail effectively as an extra limb.

Baboons belong to the subfamily of Old World monkeys called Cercopithecines, the other subfamily being Colobinae. Other examples of Cercopithecines include Mandrills and Macaques, while typical examples of Colobinae include the Colobus and Proboscis monkeys.

Baboons are the largest of the old world monkeys.

You would have to research the acient times to find out, or wait for answers...;)