Monkeys

of course not

yes they do monkeys eats bannanas

According to two separate breeder-sellers of the tamarin monkey, they are about $2,900; I also saw a post for $3,500. www.domesticsale.com/Classifieds/337956.html

Yes, tarsier is the smallest primate in the world.

If by that you mean order than primates. Suborder of haplorrhini (anthropoids). Infraorder of platyrrhines (New world monkeys) and catarrhines (Old world monkeys and apes). And for the catarrhines the superfamily of cercopithecoidea (old world monkeys). (P.S. this is the short version.)

howler monkeys are brown, black, and tan in color and grow to be 2-4 feet tall. they weigh between 8-22 lbs and have large necks and lower jaws. They also have a beard and a mane of hair that sticks out around their bare faces. The howler monkeys have long prehensile tails. Their skull tends to be very long with large teeth. They also have very curved fingernails which helps them climb trees along with their tail which acts as a 5th limb.

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Like humans after we skip showers for a week and a half. Depending on how long it's been since the monkey has been in water.

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Sea-monkeys can live in temperatures from 60 degrees to 80 degrees. Thanks!

The Loire - a length of 1,013 kilometres

It could possibly be a chimpanzee, but I am not very sure.

Animalia, assuming I've understood your question right.

The reason I'm doubtful is that it's hard to imagine that anyone might have thought they were plants.

usually no bigger than 1 pound, when they are babies, they are only the size of your pinky finger, as adults, they are only the size of a soda can.

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monkeys use their tails for balancing, shaking branches to ward of other monkeys from their territory and as an extra arm

yes and u can buy booby yes and u can buy booby

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.

The Michael Jackson monkey is the most common monkey ever.

Depends on what kind of monkey that you have in mind. If you are thinking about the human, (Which isn't really a monkey...) (homosapien) Then yes, we do eat other animals. Another kind of ancient monkey, (Again which isn't really a monkey...) is the (Homohabilis.) Most monkeys will eat other smallish animals, like ants and such, but they will usually also eat fruit, making them omnivores.

Dolphins, chimpanzees, and elephants.

well it depends were they live if they live in the wild well they have to be wild like me

nd if they live in the zoo wel they are domestic like my sis.lol

Colobus monkeys are found in Kenya. Their diets consist of different fruits, tender leaves, twigs, and some types of flowers.

Some spiders specialize in daytime hunting. Jumping spiders, for instance, have very good vision and they use it to detect prey from a distance. They could not hunt well at all during the night time.

Some spicers specialize in night time hunting. There are spiders that build a web at dusk and then take it all down when the sun comes out in the morning. They hunt at night because they are much safer from things like birds.

Some spiders may hunt whenever something tasty comes along. Wolf spiders may prefer to hunt at night, but if one were taking shelter under a rock and a tasty cricket would come along the spider would probably gobble it up. Some web weaving spiders have a sort of telegraph line between their spiral web and a hideout where they wait for something to blunder into the web. They probably hang out in their shelter, but come out whenever they get prey in their webs.

sorry if my spelling is wrong but i think it is a capuchin monkey

Finger monkeys make great pets if trained properly, but finger monkeys can be dangerous. They have sharp teeth, as well as sharp claws, and are known to bite.