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Monkeys

Monkeys make up two of the three groups of simian primates, Old World monkeys and New World monkeys. A monkey is any primate that is not a human, prosimian, or apes. With 96 species of Old World monkeys and 53 species of New world monkeys, you'll have a barrel of fun monkeying around in this category!

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How do you say monkey in an African language?

There are dozens of African languages, it would depend on which one you mean

Where does a monkey live?

in forests and up trees. whear thay can find nuts and food sorses

What is the most dangeras animal in the world?

Theres loads of poisonous animals but in the jungle a would say the poison arrow frog or salamander because just 2 micrograms of poison from the poisonous arrow frog is enough to kill a human!

How far can monkeys see?

Yes. Monkeys have color receptors in their eyes, and are known to be able to distinguish colors.
Sure they can. Where do you think humans inherited the color vision. If you live on top of trees color vision helps differentiate raw and ripe

Are albinos white?

Albinos are not necessarily white. Albinism refers to a lack of pigmentation, and the level of this lack may vary. For example, some groups of African people who have a high percentage of albinism are not white, but their lack of dark pigment makes their paler skin more obvious. Sometimes, albinos are characterised by lack of pigmentation in just their hair or eyes, or their skin and not their hair or eyes. So no, not all albinos are white.

Who sells marmoset monkeys?

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).

Why is a monkey so strong?

Human's brains allow them to use 33% percent of their muscle fiber. Monkey's brains allow them to use the full 100%.

Well first of all, the monkeys have more dense muscle fibers. Also, they use them constantly, and this builds up the already-dense muscle. Their nervous system is also "structured" a different way. I don't know the details, but I do know the result. They don't have fine manipulation skills for the same reason. Basically they can either use all their muscle or none of it. So when adrenaline kicks in and a mother lifts a car off her kid, monkeys always have that strength.

How old do you have to be to play monkey quest?

You need to be 7 to 16.

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What do squirel monkey's eat?

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.

Does a monkey have a backbone?

Yes, chimpanzees have backbones. Chimpanzees are one of the great apes, just like humans. The great apes and all other mammals are part of a larger group called vertebrates. The defining feature of a vertebrate is that it has a backbone.

Elephant is Wild or tame animal?

An elephant is originally wild and can be tamed. All animals are wild until you tame them.

How much does a monkey eat per day?

50 more pounds then the average weight of the spider monkey

How long are monkey's tails?

respective countries. These two cities also are heavily populated. The length of a monkey's tail can depend on its species. For example an adult mandrill can have a maximum tail length of up to 10 centimeters. However, an adult male muriqui monkey can have a tail that is about 80 centimeters in length.

How can sea monkeys get sick?

Hi

Like all pets and creatures they can get sick too! There are many packets availiable from good toy shops and the official sea monkeys website. they have many sachetts that contain a sea monkey medicine specifically designed to cure you sick little pets.

they are fairly cheap.

Some Reasons For Them To Get Sick Is -

Suffication

diseases

or any other illnesses that may accross them

hope this helps

Are you allowed to have pygmy marmoset monkeys in Ohio?

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.

What are spiders purpose?

so the insects population will stay down.

What animal is also known as the dog faced monkey?

Monkeys are primates, but not classified as "apes." Like all primates, they are also mammals.

The "New World monkeys" are of the superfamily Cebodeia, while the "Old World monkeys" are of the superfamily Cercopithecoidea.

What are a monkeys habitats?

A monkey's habits and habitat depends on the species of the monkey. Most monkeys habits are they build their nest in trees, eat with their feet, and swing from tree to tree to get around. Most monkeys habitats are normally in the rainforest.

Can you keep a monkey in Scotland as a pet?

Pet marmosets are permitted in the UK.

Bear in mind, however, that marmosets are not pets: they are intelligent, unpredictable and social animals and are difficult and expensive to look after. Unless you can keep them in top quality zoo conditions, including indoor and outdoor enclosures, enclosure designs, maintaining and controlling social groups, nutrition, evacuation procedures in emergencies, procedures in case of escape, etc, then you shouldn't own one. Too many such animals have been abused by being kept in neglectful conditions, and the RSPCA deals with many such abused animals that have developed health disorders or neurotic behaviour as the result of being kept as exotic pets by people who had simply no understanding of the animals' needs.

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Are all monkeys nocturnal?

No Spiders are not nocturnal and they can be seen out and about regardless of time.

There are many kinds of spiders, some more active during the day, and some more active at night. Most spiders are nocturnal, but many rest either on or near their web, and have a "tether" line of web to alert them to prey so they can secure it for later.