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Channel: The world
Date: 18/03/2024

Monkey life in forest 
Monkeys live all over the world and come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. There are more than 260 different species of monkeys, and they are separated into two main categories: New World and Old World. New World monkeys live in North and South America while Old World monkeys live in Asia and Africa. Monkeys can live up to 40 years in the wild. The lifespan of monkeys between species ranges from 10 to 40 years. The baboons are considered the longest-living species of monkeys. There are five different species of baboons that live, most of which live in the savanna. Japanese macaques live until the ages of 22 to 27. Years. Home of Monkeys Most monkeys live in the tropical rainforests of Asia, Africa, Central and South America, or the savannas of Africa. Japanese macaques live in parts of Japan where snow falls. The monkeys have flexible feet like their hands, which helps them travel across small branches high in Rainforest canopy. Monkey food: The majority of people believe that monkeys only eat bananas as food, but this is a wrong belief, as there are meat and plant foods. Monkeys are considered carnivores, and most monkeys eat nuts, fruits, seeds, and flowers. Some monkeys also eat bird eggs, small lizards, insects, and spiders. As predators, monkeys feed on many organisms such as insects, bird eggs, lizards, and spiders. In their role as prey, monkeys are a source of nutrition for a wide range of creatures including other monkeys, big cats, and snakes. Because of this, they promote the survival of these organisms. Monkey Reproduction Monkeys have different gestation periods. Depending on the sex, for example, a rhesus monkey has a gestation period of 164 days, a baboon has a gestation period of about 187 days, a chimpanzee has a much longer gestation period of about 237 days, and when monkeys are born, baby monkeys are cared for primarily by their mothers. Facts about monkeys Some facts and information about monkeys in the world: When there is a food shortage, female monkeys stop mating and giving birth until conditions change, and also when conditions are suitable, female monkeys give birth once every two years. The rhesus monkey is considered the first alien organism to ascend into space in 1948 AD, when it was launched in White Sands, according to NASA. When a group of howler monkeys scream, and howling is the sound of their screams, this sound can be heard from a distance of approximately 4.8 kilometers. Monkeys smiling or pulling their lips are signs of monkey aggression. Yawning, head bobbing, and shaking the head and shoulders forward are also signs of aggression. Monkeys express compassion and reconciliation to each other by caring for each other. New World monkeys have 36 teeth and Old World monkeys have 32 teeth. New World monkeys can generally swing their tails and Old World monkeys cannot do that. The difference between New World monkeys and Old World monkeys There are some characteristics that differ between Old World and New World monkeys, which are: Nose The majority of Old World monkeys have small, curved nostrils. While most New World monkeys have widely spaced, rounded nostrils. Cheek pouches Old World monkeys have cheek pouches, in which food is stored, so that it can be chewed later while New World monkeys do not have cheek pouches. Rump Old World monkeys have rump pads while New World monkeys do not have rump pads. Tail Some New World monkeys, such as spider monkeys, have prehensile tails, but Old World monkeys do not have prehensile tails, and the Old World monkey, the Barbary macaque, does not have a tail
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