Spider Monkeys

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. Note:
There are a total of 7 species of spider monkeys.

A spider monkey has four chamber like the human heart

They eat fruits, nuts, berries, and seeds, and occasionally tree leaves, tree bark, and small insects.
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no they do not they simply cant catch them

Yes

It varies by species, but the largest male adults of the black-headed species are about 24 pounds (10 kg) and the females 21 pounds (9.5 kg). The monkeys have thin but exceptionally long limbs, 2 feet or more in length, and tails up to 3 feet long.

Yes they are light so the thin branches can take their weight

no

Ok, if by "not in the wild", you mean in captivity, then I believe the answer is 4-6 years. However, there was a spider monkey that lived to be like, 20.

they fight back with the animal that trys to kill them or hurt them, They also try to blend in with their surroundings.

It is internal because spider monkeys are mammals.

Spider monkeys have adapted to their rainforest habitat through several key features. Their long limbs and prehensile tails allow them to navigate the treetops with agility, helping them reach food sources such as fruits, leaves, and flowers. Additionally, their social structure promotes group living, which enhances foraging efficiency and predator avoidance. These adaptations enable spider monkeys to thrive in the complex and dynamic environment of tropical forests.

Deforestation for forestry and agriculture reduces the monkeys' rainforest habitat, and some are killed for food.

cuase there disfuntinal

no they live in ground called troups