Spider Monkeys

some do

they are actually omnivors which means that they eat all kinds of food. So pretty much everything. Mostly insects, but 90% of their diet is fruit.

i think it is every 2 hours

The yellow-tailed woolly monkey is just one of the world's rarest mammals and are almost extinct. They normally reach adulthood at 4 years and typically live between 10 to 16 years.

Webs, like real spider webs? No.

The word "spider monkey" is just a descriptive name, like "dragonfly" or "bull terrier" and does not mean that these monkeys are even remotely similar (biologically) to spiders.

In the tropical rainforest, the emerald tree boa lives in the canopy. In the rainforests, yes they do

Yes the frog babies r born in the dirty water or in the oceans.

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they run really fast like the monkey they are dummmy

Yes they do so they will stay safer and can protect each other

spider monkeys live in tropical forests with warm weather daily temperatures

of about 25.8celsis and about 75.3farren height.

Chimpanzees are endothermic. Endothermic animals make their own heat. The heat they produce inside their bodies comes from energy from food. An endothermic animal's body engine works hard to keep its body the right temperature for activity all the time. When the outside temperature is too hot, an endothermic animal can cool off by sweating or panting. The cost an endothermic animal pays for this inside body heat system is that it must eat much more often than an ectothermic animal.

I have a female spider monkey which is now over 40 years old and has been in captivity all it's life.

She is missing some teeth but otherwise in good health

Spider monkeys have a diet that consists mainly of fruits and seeds. In times when food is scarce, spider monkeys are known to eat eggs, bark or insects.

Spider monkeys are pregnant for about 7 months (226 to 232 days).

Spider monkeys are active during the day.

They are about two feet tall and weigh about 20 pounds.

Herbivore

It is just a term he uses while he climbs the tree.

There were add to the endangereds list in 1870.There were add to the endangereds list in 1870.

Spider monkeys live in tropical rainforests located in central and south America and can be found in far north as Mexico. Other species can be found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil. They thrive in evergreen, semi deciduous and mangrove forests and almost never come down to ground level.

These monkeys live in the highest parts of the trees found in rain forests, known as the 'upper canopy'. They prefer undisturbed high forests, but sadly due to the loss of their preferred habitat, they being forced into different types of forests.

The spider monkey are well adapted for life in the treetops as they are strong and agile, and can fond all kinds of food, such as nuts, fruits, leaves, bird eggs, and spiders. This means the diet of the spider monkey is omnivorous.

The spider monkeys' habitat is disappearing at an alarming rate. It is thought that over 35,000 acres of mature rain forest a day, is being destroyed to make way for new farm land. This habitat loss coupled with many monkeys being shot for food and their low maturation, is pushing this species closer to the brink of endangerment and extinction.

Any organisation that helps prevent deforestation in South America will help save these marvellous monkeys from extinction.

Spider monkeys live in tropical rainforests located in central and south America and can be found in far north as Mexico. Other species can be found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil. They thrive in evergreen, semi deciduous and mangrove forests and almost never come down to ground level.

These monkeys live in the highest parts of the trees found in rain forests, known as the 'upper canopy'. They prefer undisturbed high forests, but sadly due to the loss of their preferred habitat, they being forced into different types of forests.

The spider monkey are well adapted for life in the treetops as they are strong and agile, and can fond all kinds of food, such as nuts, fruits, leaves, bird eggs, and spiders. This means the diet of the spider monkey is omnivorous.

The spider monkeys' habitat is disappearing at an alarming rate. It is thought that over 35,000 acres of mature rain forest a day, is being destroyed to make way for new farm land. This habitat loss coupled with many monkeys being shot for food and their low maturation, is pushing this species closer to the brink of endangerment and extinction.

Any organisation that helps prevent deforestation in South America will help save these marvellous monkeys from extinction.

It is a primary consumer. It eats insects but is a favorite food of the Kangaroo rat.