Capuchin Monkeys in Costa Rica

The video explores the rich forest community of Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, focusing on the intelligent capuchin monkeys. These monkeys have a diverse diet, consuming fruits, nuts, insects, bird eggs, and even honey. They are resourceful foragers, utilizing their dexterous hands to access a variety of foods. Additionally, the video highlights their unique ability to find and open clams in the swamp at low tide, showcasing their intelligence and adaptability in their natural habitat.

What type of community is found on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica?

• Urban community

• Desert community

• Mountain community

• Forest community

Which type of monkeys are known for their intelligence in Costa Rica?

• Spider monkeys

• Howler monkeys

• Capuchin monkeys

• Squirrel monkeys

What kind of food do capuchin monkeys have access to in the beachside forests?

• A variety of food

• Only fruits

• Only insects

• Only bird's eggs

What is one of the main characteristics of capuchin monkeys' hands?

• They are covered in fur

• They are very small

• They are as dexterous as human hands

• They are webbed

What do capuchin monkeys eat besides fruits and nuts?

• Only leaves

• Only grass

• Only fish

• Insects and bird's eggs

What do capuchin monkeys enjoy as a dessert?

• Ice cream

• Sweet honey

• Candy

• Chocolate

Where do capuchin monkeys find a special delicacy at low tide?

• In the ocean

• In the swamp

• In the forest

• In the mountains

What do capuchin monkeys need to open clams?

• Only brains

• Only brawn

• Only tools

• Both brawn and brains