New World and Old World Monkeys

The video tutorial discusses different types of monkeys, focusing on snow monkeys, New World monkeys, and Old World monkeys. Snow monkeys, also known as macaques, live in Japan's mountains and enjoy bathing in hot springs during winter. New World monkeys, found in Central and South America, are small, have flat noses, and live in trees, with the capuchin being a notable example. Old World monkeys, residing in Africa and Asia, are larger, have non-flat noses, and inhabit various environments such as mountains and forests.

What is another name for snow monkeys?

• Capuchins

• Macaques

• Baboons

• Mandrills

How do snow monkeys keep warm during winter?

• By bathing in hot mountain water

• By growing thicker fur

• By huddling together

• By migrating to warmer areas

Where do New World monkeys primarily live?

• Europe

• Africa and Asia

• Central and South America

• Australia

Which of the following is a characteristic of New World monkeys?

• Non-flat noses

• Flat noses

• Ground-dwelling

• Large size

In which regions can Old World monkeys be found?

• Australia

• Africa and Asia

• North America

• Antarctica