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Spider Monkeys
Spider monkeys live in the treetops of tropical rainforests in South America. They have a lifespan of about 22 years.
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that question remains unsolved because they are endangered so therefore so many are getting killed so that is the answer to this question
How many wooly spider monkeys held captivity?
That is a nearly impossible question to answer even remotely accurate.Because of all the zoos in the world and also the private owners around the globe.
What is a spider monkey's defense?
A spider monkeys main defense is climbing high up in to the branches and jumping from tree to tree running from predators.
What you need to make a project on the black spider monkey?
To make a school project about the black spider monkey you need to make a list.
EX.
1.glue
2.paint
3.small twigs
4.grass
5.leaves
6.dead bugs
And last but not least number 7. Bananna like candies.
Do spider monkeys and lemurs evolve at the same time?
Lemurs likely predate spider monkeys by many millions of years.
No. Spider Monkeys only eat what the other monkey's eat. like: nuts leaves bananas and fruit
Who says I'm going to jump you like a spider monkey?
It was on the Will Ferrill movie, Talledega Night.
No. They are primates, like all monkeys, and have no horns.
Where do black handed spider monkeys live?
Black-handed spider monkeys live from Veracruz, MX to western Panama. They usually live in high tree canopies in dense rainforests to keep away from predators.
yes but its time cosuming. they are exotic animals even if they were born in a home. they are fun to play with but theyarent the kind of animals that will sleep next to you at night or even a nap. they are not only time consuming but they are expensive like in the 7,000 to 10,000 dollar range. so if you have the time to put into training it playing with it and the amount of money they cost you should get one. they have sweet personalities.
How is black spider monkey habitat loss causing its extinction?
The monkeys need a wide area of undisturbed rainforest to forage in. Loss of this land to human development and lumber harvesting reduces their food supply, and forces more monkeys to live in a smaller area, competing for the same resources.
