Spider Monkeys

Chimpanzees, like *all* primates have five fingers or four fingers and a thumb depending how you look at it. Their hands are very much like the hands of a human. See Related Links for a picture showing the hands of various primates including that of the chimpanzee.

Actually, a chimp, like other primates (other than the human) has five fingers, without an opposing thumb. This is why a chimp cannot grasp certain things that a human can, which has the opposing thumb. A chimp does not have a thumb, per se.

There is not much being done to help them besides reconstructing their habitatand raising money to put them in conservations like the ones in El Salvador, Catatumbo-Barí, El Cocuy National Park and Tamá National Park in Colombia, and Guatopo National Park inVenezuela where they take care of the monkeys till the have babies

spidermonkeys are noctarnal so they sleep at night

long tail ,big toes, far apart nostrils,long arms and legs.

Um... everything exept bananas? :-|

Actually, monkeys really hate flying squirrels. lol. :P

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2010/0730/Monkeys-hate-flying-squirrels-report-monkey-annoyance-experts

They live in what is called the understory , the elevated but shaded sections of the trees. The two higher levels are the canopy and emergent level (high trees). Some leaf-eating monkeys, such as the colobus, live in the emergent trees.

There is nothing particularly unusual about the body of a spider monkey; all primates have almost exactly the same body parts. The only body part that a spider monkey has that a human being doesn't have is the tail.

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It is endangered because of a increase of human population and logging for farming space, and also because of the "bush meat" trade (humans hunting, selling, and eating the species)

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All kinds. Green leafy plants. But also vegetables, etc. I have a family member who had a spider monkey which lived for years and ate only vegs. They seem, to me, to eat a lot of the same vegs that rabbits eat. However, you should call a vet who works with monkeys, or do some research because I believe there are some plants that can be dangerous, even deadly, to spider monkeys. Hoped this helped a bit!

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They are found in brazil.

Monkeys are multicellular organisms.

They pick fruits like berries and females groom their young by eating the insects out of their fur. Occasionally they eat bird eggs, but they prefer fruits over insects or bird eggs.

They live around 20-40 years in the wild, but in the zoo they may live longer.

Spider Monkeys may live 20 years or more, and females give birth once every 3 to 4 years.

They live in the rain forest in Brazil and Columbia.

Spider monkeys primarily inhabit tropical rainforests and are not typically associated with grasslands. They thrive in the canopy of forests, relying on trees for food, shelter, and social interaction. While they may occasionally venture into areas with less dense vegetation, grasslands do not provide the necessary resources for their survival and well-being. Therefore, spider monkeys do not need grassland habitats.

Yes, Infact there were accoultes of satraps in the persian jungle that would "defend" the women and children of persia from the jizz gargling spider monkeys. They would Achice GREAT HONOR to kill these Sm's 890 B.C Do your work kid and study, maybe you wouldn't been in summer scool

it looks like a normal monkey but the face looks a bit like a spider.

hence spider monkey

Yes they do eat orchids!!!!

umm definitely not sears is...... well i like to think of it as a multi-purpose store because it has clothes, cookware, and hardware. if you want a monkey, then i suggest you try a local pet store such as Petco or Petsmart. hope i helped!:)

Yes they did. I have one and had since I was a child. I am looking for a replacement one since the one I have is worn out and can't seem to find one any where. But they do sell monkey stuff animals.

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the population trend for spider monkeys is decreasing; the IUCN Red List lists one species as vulnerable, four species as endangered and two species as critically endangered.