The Monkey
Discover the Monkey
Interactive 3D Monkey
👪 Highly Social
They live in groups, which are typically composed of related females, their young, and one or more males.
🧠 Intellegent
Monkeys are intelligent communicators and can tell each other secrets.
👍 Thumbs
Most monkeys have opposable thumbs, which help them to grip, groom and manipulate food.
🌳 Sleeping Trees
To protect themselves from predators, monkeys often select tall, isolated trees for sleeping that don't connect to other trees, preventing predators from easily moving between them.
Did You Know?
There are more than 250 species, and possibly more than 300 species, of primates living today.
The largest species is the mandrill, while the smallest, the pygmy marmoset, is about the size of an orange. .
Monkeys have a wide range of vocalizations. They use different pitches to warn each other of danger, call a mate, and even communicate with their young.
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