Baby monkeys!!
This is a description about baby monkeys. There will be cute ones, ugly ones, small ones, and big ones. This page also has facts and interesting pictures about and of baby monkeys.
This is called an orange monkey. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9MmH8Evz1U
This is a url of monkeys on trees or houses
This type of monkey is orange because when the parents are TWO orange monkeys they have sex. So the baby becomes orange.
These two little baby monkeys have five fingers including the thumb.
Monkeys eat bugs,plants and normally bananas.
There are 18 different monkeys that are on the endangered list from the Howler monkey to tree monkeys.
THESE ARE SOME FACTS ABOUT SPIDER MONKEYS. IT IS CALLED A SPIDER MONKEY BECAUSE THEY HAVE VERY LONG ARMS AND LEGS AND CLIMB LIKE A SPIDER AND EAT SPIDERS.
Type:
Mammal
- Diet:
- Omnivore
- Average life span in the wild:
- 22 years
- Size:
- 14 to 26 in (35 to 66 cm)
- Weight:
- 13.25 lbs (6 kg)
- Group name:
- Spider monkeys live in the tropical rain forests of Central and South America and occur as far north as Mexico. They have long, lanky arms and prehensile (gripping) tails that enable them to move gracefully from branch to branch and tree to tree. These nimble monkeys spend most of their time aloft, and maintain a powerful grip on branches even though they have no thumbs.
- Troop females give birth to only a single baby every two to five years. Young monkeys depend completely on their mothers for about ten weeks, but after that time they begin to explore on their own and play amongst themselves. Mothers continue to care for their young for the first year of their lives, and often move about with their offspring clinging to their backs.
Here are some facts about baby monkeys:
Monkeys are divided into two geographically separate groups - the new world monkeys of South Americ and the Old World monkeys, found in Africa and Asia.
The Old World monkeys include some earthy species such as the baboons, while New World monkeys are exclusively arboreal.
Some New World monkeys have a prehensile, or grasping, tail. The tail can be used like a hand.
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Squirrel monkey facts
Weight: 1 to 3 lbs.
Body Length: 10" to 14"
Prehensile Tail Length: 14" to 18"
Average Lifespan: Around 15 years.
Native to: Peru, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia. (See Map)
Breeding: Seasonal - Lasting 2 Months
Sexual Maturity: Female; 2 to 3 years. Male; 4 to 5 years.
Gestation Period: around 180 days
No. of Offspring: 1
Diet: Birds Eggs, Insects, Fruit, Nuts.
Squirrel Monkeys move through trees by leaping, Squirrel Monkeys tails are only partly grabby.
They can be found in groups of anything from 10 to 200, often broken up into smaller sub-groups of
Female and infant, Adult Male, and Juvenile. They are the most common monkey in South-America. The
Squirrel Monkey offspring are dependent on their mothers for the 6 months, and when the female is
sexually mature, she will leave her family group in search of another. Males tend to be a little larger
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Comments (22)
talaS said
at 1:34 pm on Jan 21, 2010
I hope you all love this page.. i know it is not perfect but comment if you do not like it.
Stanly Martin said
at 4:50 pm on Feb 1, 2010
Tala, how is this page different from our existing and good Monkey page?
talaS said
at 12:57 pm on Feb 4, 2010
This page is different from the other existing page because this one has more pictures and not that glittery, well im not saying mine is better, im just saying the other one has more glitter than you need. And mine has a little less information. I probaly need to add more.
alinaT said
at 5:54 pm on Feb 8, 2010
i like it however you start a lot with ''well you're probobly wondering why...'' and i like how you are very frank about how orange monkeys are orange !!! hahahah good job tho! keep working!!
aduleD said
at 9:50 am on Feb 9, 2010
i like your page but mabye you could describe some other types of monkeys and that would give your page alot more detail
maeghanc1 said
at 9:57 am on Feb 9, 2010
Awwww yer pictures areee sooooo cuteee , but add so more information so it can look more interesting then it alredy is !!
Love,
Maeghan
maeghanc1 said
at 9:58 am on Feb 9, 2010
Check out mine about Hamsters!
rosewandQ said
at 10:13 am on Feb 9, 2010
the monkeys are really cute and good info
briannaT said
at 10:14 am on Feb 9, 2010
so cute but more info dnt no 2 much bout monkeys and wanna no! this is the page i com 2 to find out info! more info!
laurenC said
at 10:45 am on Feb 9, 2010
tala im pretty sure that u need mor infoabout wat baby monkies do and u should make ur font bigger and colorful
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mayaG said
at 10:56 am on Feb 9, 2010
nice page! i love all the pictures...so cute!!
but you might want to try writing more paragraphs instead of just stating facts
moniqueW said
at 11:01 am on Feb 9, 2010
OMG!!! They are sooooooo cute i luvv monkeys , sooo of course i luvv your page , but you should make your font bigger and colorful!!!!!Nice job!
dianaE said
at 12:48 pm on Feb 9, 2010
omg there so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee make it more colorful tho
shannonM said
at 12:51 pm on Feb 9, 2010
i love your page!!! haha sooo cuute! i like how you have lots of cute pictures
wendyT said
at 1:10 pm on Feb 9, 2010
good job tala! i love how cute the pics are, but maybe you could write even more facts, and cut out a few "you are probably wondering"s because too many of them make them seem plain, although your page is anything but!:)
hashE said
at 1:32 pm on Feb 9, 2010
those are tiny i think u need more info tho
MitchT said
at 2:33 pm on Feb 9, 2010
I LIKE UR PAGE..NEED MORE INFO THOUGH
ShawnJ said
at 2:45 pm on Feb 9, 2010
Good page nothing to say something.
abarnaG said
at 10:13 pm on Feb 9, 2010
Tala your page has some good facts but you should look at related pages
crystalT said
at 10:10 pm on Feb 10, 2010
great pictures!
catherineC said
at 9:56 pm on Feb 16, 2010
Hi Tala!
When you put This type of monkey is orange because when the parents are to orange monkeys.... it should be This type of monkey is orange because when the parents are TWO orange monkeys.... Your page is very good so far!!! Dont forget to leave me a comment on my page about peacocks.
Stanly Martin said
at 9:02 pm on Mar 3, 2010
Pretty good, but too much of the information is not your own. Nice pictures, cute monkeys.
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