howler monkeys live in the canopy but go up to the emergent layer to check that the rain forest isn't in danger. if the rain forest is in danger such as a fire it would howl to let the other animals know there's danger.
howler monkeys live in the canopy level
tropical rainforest
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Yes.
canopy
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No. They live in the canopy or lower canopy. One species that does live in the higher emergent trees is the colobos monkey.
Chimpanzees live in the forest floor, but can climb into higher strata
In the emergent layer of the rainforest, you'll find birds such as the harpy eagle, various species of parrots, and toucans, which thrive in the high canopy. Monkeys like the howler monkey and spider monkey also inhabit this layer, using their strong limbs to navigate the tall trees. These animals are adapted to the open skies and abundant sunlight, which allows for unique feeding and social behaviors. The emergent layer provides a critical habitat for these species, offering both food and shelter.
howler monkeys live there an other things
Only one species of howler monkey lives in Cancun. It is the Guatemalan Black Howler, Alouatta Pigra.
Howler monkeys that survive to adulthood have the average lifespan of 15 to 20 years.