Monkey Behavior and Characteristics

Monkeys are intelligent animals with diverse species and habitats. They share physical similarities with humans, such as facial features and movement. Monkeys live in various environments, primarily in trees, and have a varied diet. They communicate through expressions and sounds, and some can use tools. Monkeys face threats from predators and humans. Specific species like the howler monkey, baboon, cappucin, and mandrel have unique traits.

How many species of monkeys are there?

• Over 260

• Over 100

• Over 200

• Over 300

What feature do monkeys use to help them balance while climbing?

• Their noses

• Their eyes

• Their tails

• Their ears

Where do Old World monkeys primarily live?

• Australia

• Asia and Africa

• Europe

• North America

What is a common food item in a monkey's diet?

• Fish

• Cheese

• Bananas

• Bread

How do monkeys typically communicate with each other?

• By dancing

• Through writing

• Through singing

• Using facial expressions

What is a unique feature of the howler monkey?

• It can change colors

• It can howl loudly

• It can swim

• It can fly

Which monkey is known for its intelligence and use of tools?

• Cappucin

• Mandrel

• Baboon

• Howler

At what age can female monkeys typically have babies?

• 12 to 16 years

• 4 to 8 years

• 2 to 4 years

• 8 to 12 years

What is a major threat to monkeys besides predators?

• Weather changes

• Human activities

• Lack of food

• Other monkeys

Which monkey is often confused with the baboon due to its appearance?

• Spider monkey

• Mandrel

• Howler

• Cappucin