Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys Behavior and Habitat

The video explores the unique habitat of the golden snub-nosed monkey in China's high-altitude forests. It describes the biodiversity of these forests and the social structure of the monkey troops, focusing on a newborn monkey and family dynamics. The video also highlights the monkeys' feeding habits and their adaptation to seasonal changes.

What is unique about the golden snub-nosed monkey's habitat?

• It lives in urban areas.

• It is the only monkey that lives in deserts.

• It resides in the world's largest high-altitude forest.

• It is found in tropical rainforests.

How is the family structure of the golden snub-nosed monkey troop organized?

• Each family has multiple males and one female.

• Each family has one male and several females with their young.

• Families consist of only females.

• Families consist of only males.

What do male monkeys who are not part of a family do?

• They live alone in the forest.

• They join a bachelor group.

• They migrate to other forests.

• They form their own families.

What is significant about the new baby monkey in the troop?

• It is the oldest monkey in the troop.

• It is the only male baby.

• It is the first baby born this spring.

• It is the first baby born in the summer.

Why do all the female monkeys want to hold the new baby?

• Because it is the first baby born this spring.

• Because it is the last baby of the season.

• Because it is a male baby.

• Because it is the only baby in the troop.

What is the primary diet of the golden snub-nosed monkeys during spring?

• Insects and small animals.

• Fresh, new leaves.

• Fruits and nuts.

• Bark and roots.

How do the monkeys adapt to rising temperatures in their habitat?

• They change their diet to include more protein.

• They migrate to lower altitudes.

• They follow the leaves up the mountain.

• They hibernate until temperatures drop.

What happens when the trees stop growing further up the mountain?

• The monkeys start eating fruits.

• The monkeys stop eating leaves.

• The monkeys move to a different forest.

• The monkeys return to lower altitudes.