Monkey

These playful monkeys often use tools! They can crack open hard nuts by using stones to smash them, showing how clever they are!

Monkeys have unique social structures. Some species even have friendships where they help each other groom, keeping their fur clean and smooth.

A monkey's tail is like a fifth hand. Some monkeys, like the spider monkey, use their long tails to grasp branches, balancing while they swing.

Monkeys are great at communicating! They make various sounds, from whistles to grunts, to warn each other about dangers like predators.

Some monkeys can leap up to 30 feet between trees! That’s like jumping from one end of a swimming pool to the other in a single bound.

Monkeys love to play! They engage in games like tag and chase, helping them bond and stay active.

In some monkey species, mothers form special friendships with their daughters. They teach them how to find food and stay safe in the wild.

Baby monkeys are born with a soft coat of hair called lanugo, making them look extra cute! This hair helps them keep warm until they grow adult fur.

Some monkeys are great swimmers! They can paddle and dive to catch food, showing their adventurous side in the water.

These clever animals can recognize themselves in mirrors! This ability shows just how smart and aware they can be of their own existence.