Monkeys

no, not all monkeys are just brown. they have different colours.

It poops in the soil to give fertilizers to the plants.

The female spider monkey gives birth to one baby at a time, following a pregnancy of about 32 weeks. She generally breeds every three to four years.

It apparantley smells of a rotten fish

i dont know, why dont you go bang one and find out(:

Because the United States in an attempt to cure polio accidentally infected thousans of Africans with HIV from Chimpanzee blood. Which in turn started the first HIV / Aids cases in the late 1950's and it reached epidemic porportions in the mid to late 1970's. When a homosexual male from France and a homosexual person from Africa happened to have unprotected sex.

well an orangutan has been swimming in a orangutan shelter her name was princess she is one of the most intelligent Orangutans ever. but most monkeys and lemurs cant swim, but chimpanzees Bonobos and Orangutans have been seen wading through the water using sticks to balance themselves if its deep. hope that helped you!

Rhesus monkey , ( Macaca mullata )

Like all mammals, kinkajous are vertebrates because they have a spine and spinal cord, and an internal skeleton. They belong to the Phylum Chordata.

Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians are all vertebrates.

Either, legs are limbs too. But usually you would say 4 legs as they don't really have arms

Although many types of animals, including monkeys, have been used for

scientific studies in Earth orbit, no animals of any kind have gone to the

lunar surface. But 12 human people have.

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Round 1: You are on a deserted island with a tree and a knife. Click on the coconut that is closest to you on the tree. It will fall to the ground. Then, click the knife then the coconut, and it should open and the monkey will be happy.

Round 2: There will be a firework and a bunch of matches. Click the box of matches. Then pick up one of the matches. Click the side of the box, and the match will start on fire. Then hold it over the string that leads to the firework. That will shoot the firework up to the sky and the monkey will be happy.

Round 3: There will be a duck shoot. Pick up the gun and try to hit the target on the ducks. If the target is white, it means you probably won't hit the duck. If it's black, you might. When you shoot all four ducks (two from the left and two from the right) then the monkey will win balloons and he will be happy.

Round 4: You are at a bowling alley, and there is a lane in front of you. Pick up the ball and put it in front of the lane. DO NOT CLICK YET! If you look at the top, there will be a stip that says something like; miss, almost, strike, almost, miss. You have to land on strike when you hit, otherwise the monkey isn't happy.

Round 5: There is a TV. Pick up the remote and click the power button. Then hit the up key until the TV's on channel 3. It will be a show about monkeys. This will make the monkey happy.

Round 6: There is a prize machine. Click the money bag and a coin will appear. Then click the coin slot. The machine will turn on, and click the side arrow 3 times so you're over the stuffed monkey. Then click down. The machine will bring it over to the prize slot, and the monkey will be happy.

Round 7: There is a canon. Click one of the balls then the canon, and it will be insterted in the canon. Then click the wheel of the canon TWICE, so that it gets to it's highest point. Then click the stick with fire on the end and hold it over the string that leads to the canon. This will cause the canon to shoot, and it should go right through the target and make the monkey happy.

Round 8: You are in a feild with a ton of mushrooms. Simply click all the mushrooms (there are 20) and they will auto-matically put them selves in the basket. Once you've collected all 20 the monkey will be happy.

Round 9: There is a board with a messed up picture. Click the top left square 3 times, top right square 3 times, bottom left square 2 times, bottom right square once. The monkey will be happy when the picture's complete.

Round 10: There is a marble couse, and you just drag the peices above into the spots that they shadow. When you've done that, click the pull thing that will hit the marble, send it down the ramp, and then hit the box. A jack-in-the-box will pop out and the monkey will be happy.

Round 11: There is a treasure map. Put you cursor at A, and then follow the tracks (they will turn red when they are hit correctly). Not A or B will have the right picture, but you have to do them in order (A, B, C). C will have the treasure, and there will be a little trumpet noise and the monkey will be happy.

Round 12: There is a game simaller to whack a mole. Pick up the mallet and little animals will start popping up. Click them at just the right time and there teeth will fall out and they will stop going up and down. Do this to all of them and the monkey will be happy.

There should be a little intermission between 12 and 13

Round 13: You have a maze. Put you cursor at the start and drag it all the way through the maze. BUT, if you hit the brown sides, the pin will have an x over it instead of a check, and you will have to start over. However, just the VERY tip of your mouse has to be in the yellow, and that makes it a little easier. Get to the pin and click it, the maze will disappear so you can drag it to the balloon and pop it, the ball will start bouncing and the monkey will be happy.

Round 14: Click 2497 IN THAT ORDER on the safe. It will open and the monkey will be happy.

Round 15: There is a pot, click the tree behind the boxes and put it in the pot. Then click the decorations all over the floor and place them on the tree. When all the decorations are on, there will be a little electrical cord. Click it then the socket, and the tree will light up. The monkey will be happy and you have beat the game.

I am not completely sure about if it IS endangered, but i have never in my whole eleven years of life heard of that type of monkey, so I'm pretty sure it is endangered.

it protects its young by putting the baby monkey on its back for i year so the baby has protection

Simia (-ae, f).

The general name for that field is gerontology.

pop pop

Monkeys swing on branches of trees.

Squirrels aren't predators, they are gatherers of nuts, acorns, and berries.

if your going on holiday for a few weeks, feed them before you leave as normal and they should be fine. in all honesty there should be enough algae in their tank to keep them happy with no extra food. plenty of sunlight is realy all they need and the bacteria will grow of its own accord. less is definatly better than more when it comes to seamonkey food. they're more likely to die of over-feeding than under.

hope this helped.

There are 262-264 species of monkeys and more than half are endangered.

Critically Endangered primates: * indicated 10 most endangered

Bioke Red Colobus (procolobus pennantii pennantii)

Black-faced lioin Tarmarin (leontopithecus caissara)

* Brown Spider Monkey (ateles hybridus brunneus)

Buffy-headed tufted Capuchin (cebus xanthosternos)

* Colobine Monkeys

Cross River Gorilla (gorilla forilla diehli)

Delacour's langur (trachypithecus delacouri)

Eastern gorilla (gorilla beringei)

Golden-headed langur (trachypithecus poliocephalus Poliocephalus)

Grey-shanked douc (pygathrix nemaeus cincerea)

Greater bamboo lemu (prolemur simus)

Hainan black-crested gibbon (nomascus nastus hainanus)

Horton Plains Slender Loris (loris lydekkerianus nycticeboides)

* Kipunji

* Langurs

Pagai pid-tailed snub-nosed monkey (simias concolar)

Perrier's sifaka (propithecus perrieri)

Miller's grizzled surilit (presbytis hosei canicrus)

* Miss Waldron's Red Colobus Monkey

Mount Rungwe galago (galagoides)

Northern Muriqui (brachyteles hypoxanthus)

* Red Colobus Monkey

* Roloway Monkeys

Sanje Mangeabey (cercocebus sanjei)

Silky sifaka (propithecus candidus)

* Simakobu

Sumatran orangutan (pongo abellii)

* Tan River Red Colobus (procolobus rufomitratus)

Tonkin snub-nosed monkey (rhinopithecus avunculus)

Western purple-faced langur (semnopithecus vetulus nestor)

White-collared lemur (eulemur albocollaris)

White-naped mangabey (cercocebus atys lunulatus)

Monkeys aren't your relatives. However; modern primates, including humans, share a common ancestor. For that matter; depending on how far back you want to go, you share a common ancestor with grass too.

A monkey can weigh between 66pounds and 130pounds

Colobus monkeys eat leaves, branches, and bamboo.

Not very much but i know a few things....

1) They're fat

2) They're lazy

3) They're mean

4) When they're bored they throw poo at you

hope this helped