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                                                                                                     Monkeys!

We will start off with the baboon:

Baboons are terrastrial monkeys found in dry regions of Africa and Arabia. Unlike most monkeys, a few monkeys live in tropical forests; most are found in savannas semiarid regions, where they rove on the ground. They regulary climb trees where they sleep , keep watch, and sometimes eat. Baboons eat a variety  of plants and animals, including grass, fruit, pods, roots and tubers that they dig out of the ground. They stay in groups of hundred and in these groups, the male monkeys are more dominant. We got our Information at http://www.uoregon.edu/~gmitasev/monkeys.htm

 

 

 We got this picture at http://kilombero-valleyfarms.org/images/Big_Babbon.jpg

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 http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC063622/spidermonkey.jpg

Spider monkeys: A typical spider monkey is described as a pot-bellied, spider limbed, worried face creature with a mind of its own. Spider monkeys are often found in tropical rainforests in the western hemisphere from central Mexico to central Bolivia. They eat fruit, seeds, and other plants. Spider monkeys can hang by their tails and pick objects up with it by curling the tail around the object. Spider monkeys often swing through the trees fast. Diffrent species of spider monkeys have black, brown, gold, reddish, or tan fur. Adults weigh 10 to 19 and grow almost 2 feet tall. Spider monkeys, unlike most primates, have 4 fingers and no thumb. Spider monkeys are one of the most threatened New World monkeys. They have been hunted to extinction in the Amazon Basin. We got this information at http://library.thinkquest.org/5393/monkey_rf.html

 

 

Chimpanzees:Chimpanzees are endangered species. The commen chimpanzee is found in dense jungles and more open savanna from Sierra Leoneand Guinea on the Atlantic Ocean to the lakes of Tanganyika and Victoria in east central Africa. Chimpanzees have proved to be very intelegent animals. A number of experiments have shown that chimp can even learn to use sign language based on pictures or symbols. The greatest threat to chimpanzees are the continued loss of habitat to logging and agricultral devolement. We got this information at http://www.uoregon.edu/~gmitasev/monkeys.htm

 

 

Proboscis Monkey: Is only found in Borneo (third largest island) Where it has a limeted distribution. Poppulations are only found in coastal swamp forests and in forests located next to rivers. The male is one of the largest monkeys in the world, it is famous for its huge nose and pot belly. Proboscis monkeys are proficent tree climbers, leapers, divers, and swimmers. with unusual social lives. We got this information at http://www.uoregon.edu/~gmitasev/monkeys.htm

 

 

This is a Woolly Monkey.  The woolly monkey is yellowish-gray to a blackish brown and the face is dark brown almost black. The monkey has a large head, a thick body, with short fur. It has an average body length of 18-25 inches or 46-64 cm. It weighs around 26-33 lbs. The woolly monkey eats seeds, grass, leaves, bananas, and other kinds of fruit.  This type of monkey lives in the Western Amazon of South America. This monkey is an endangered species. http://www.uoregon.edu/~gmitasev/monkeys.htm

Comments (4)

Howard Martin said

at 3:02 pm on Apr 23, 2008

Don't forget to cite your source, (tell where you found your information). Also, try using the Centering button when typing section titles. Centering Monkeys using the button will keep it in the middle of the page no matter how wide the page is online. Mr M.

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