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Monkeys are amazing and intelligent creatures They seem to be given an endless desire for fun and play Many monkey species are excellent athletes Always cheerful she amazed everyone with her extraordinary agility on the trees They are just as impressive when moving on the ground as they are in the trees These primates call many different environments their home From tropical forests to hot springs covered in snow to scorching deserts With approximately 260 species monkeys are a very diverse group of animals in terms of both appearance and size They can weigh up to 35 kilograms or be as light as a bar of soap The nature of monkeys is curiosity and deep thinking When necessary they can become aggressive They can sometimes be loud and harsh because it seems to be their natural instinct Our primate relatives are full of personality and emotion In many ways they are like a mirror reflecting human nature making us both surprised and fond of them This video takes you into the world of monkey royalty Among the rest of the animal world monkeys are a unique group of animals Often due to their amazing hairstyles Their fur or hair is a distinguishing feature Classify them as mammals Another feature of this class is that the young are nourished with mother's milk Within the class of mammals there are many different orders and the order of primates is one of them This group includes dogs monkeys apes and humans Primates have larger brains than most other mammals In addition to their exceptional intelligence primates share many common traits such as hands and feet capable of grasping tightly The thumb is opposable to the other fingers the nails are flat standing straight and usually gives birth to one or two offspring Arthrosis and osteoarthritis are features that help primates move efficiently within their environments From hanging from the tree to racing through the branches Most non-human primate species live in tropical regions in South America Africa and Asia In the group of primates there is a special subgroup called hominoids or simians Some well-known hominoid species are divided into two main branches The large enclosure includes gorillas chimpanzees bonobos and colobus monkeys And the small garden includes sick monkeys and siamangs Another human-like primate is a member of the family Sarcopithecidae commonly known as the old world monkeys In addition the tropical regions of the Americas are home to another group of the superfamily Sibautiidae commonly known as New World monkeys Old world monkeys and new world monkeys The differences between Old World monkeys and New World monkeys are evident in many characteristics Among them is the nose New world monkeys have flat noses with round nostrils pointing outward While old world monkeys have narrow noses with small downward-curving nostrils The tail is also a clear distinguishing feature Most monkeys in the world have prehensile tails which are very useful for life in the trees While old world monkeys usually have non-prehensile tails or even no tails at all like the Barbary macaque An outstanding example of the old world monkey's nose can be seen in the Bornean proboscis monkey This species has a long and large nose While the howler monkey has a long nose the snub-nosed monkey has a short and small nose In addition feeding habits are also a factor that contributes to the difference Old world monkeys such as baboons spend a lot of time foraging on the ground Therefore they have beautifully shaped seats that are very convenient for sitting on hard terrains Some species in this group also have cheek pouches The part helps them store food when they are chased by the sand tiger Conversely the new world monkeys mainly live in trees and do not need cheek pouches Because they often feed in safe high places Monkeys are found on all continents except Australia and Antarctica With an astonishing variety of shapes colors and sizes In the old world monkey group the largest monkey was Trell and the Mantrell monkey Both lived in the western region of Central Africa Male Mantrell monkeys can weigh more than 35 kg But their main attraction is not their size But it is the bright colors on the body especially the face to attract the female On the other hand the world's smallest monkey is the Mamosat lemur which lives in the western Amazon basin These small monkeys weigh about 100 grams and easily fit in the palm of a human hand Old world monkeys tend to be larger in size than new world monkeys Mantrell's monkey is the second largest in this group They live in savannah areas and rocky slopes and the entirely dry regions of Africa and Arabia One of the prominent species of marmosets is the Chagma monkey It is famous for its love of sandboarding on the dunes of the Namibian desert In the Ethiopian highlands known as the roof of Africa the Gelada monkeys are the last remaining representatives of ancient grass-eating primates They prefer the high mountain meadows and in particular they are the only monkey species that is entirely herbivorous They have bright red chest patches and male monkeys are often called blood-running heart monkeys Not all of the old world monkeys live on the ground Some species such as the langurs in the Indian subcontinent Spending about half of its time in the trees it shows remarkable climbing abilities at dizzying heights Another candidate for the title of cutest animal in the world is the mischievous monkey Living in the high mountain forests of China Vietnam and Myanmar With their thick fur they are perfectly adapted With the harsh climate in the high mountains In contrast the new world monkeys usually live In low elevations in the tropical rainforest in Mexico Central America and South America The Diversity of New World Monkey Groups In the new world monkey group the family Callitrichidae includes some of the most primitive monkey species such as the Mamosat monkey and the Tamatin monkey Some Tamatin monkey species have remarkable fur patterns such as the Tamatin woolly monkey in northern Colombia With their long white fur they look like a rock star Emperor Tamarin the emperor tamarin It is famous for its impressive border dikes Named after Emperor Vinheim the Heretic of Germany They also have a special mustache Another easily recognizable monkey species is the Uakari monkey Bald Uakadi found in the Amazon region has a red face that is often as if blushing On the other hand the woolly monkey in the same area has a thick coat of fur covering its entire body They can stand upright for short periods using their tails to maintain balance Young monkeys are especially friendly They are often seen together with other monkey species such as capuchin monkeys Capuchin monkeys are considered the smartest in the new world monkey group Their name comes from their hair Like the hat of the Capuchin monks They are known for their ability to use tools to search for food For example using stones to break open hard seeds Their intelligent lively and mischievous nature makes Capuchin monkeys very interesting to watch Each habitat comes with its own unique challenges Over millions of generations monkeys have developed special problem-solving abilities and skills To exist and develop in the selected areas of ours Arboreal monkeys which live in trees are called canopy monkeys and have long limbs that help them move easily with broad leaves A typical example is Joffroy's marmoset They use the famous hand-over-hand technique It is called procreation to move through the tree branches Monkeys do not move by racing through the tree branches It will use all four legs to move which is called the four-legged gait on the tree Arboreal quadrupedalism For the new world monkeys the prehensile tail is another important tool that helps them move efficiently the arboreal environment Conversely old world monkeys usually do not have prehensile tails but they have opposable thumbs In contrast to the other fingers it allows them to grip objects securely Jumping is another remarkable swimming skill in the world of monkeys Small monkeys often jump Like marmosets squirrel monkeys rarely weigh more than 10 kg However larger monkeys Like the proboscis monkey which can weigh more than 20 kg they are not afraid to break the weight limit when jumping The ability to accurately judge distance is extremely important for monkeys With their eyes facing forward located at the front of the face They have excellent vision which helps them locate objects and estimate distances However a challenge for the animal living in the dense forest It is a dense vegetation which often makes the monkeys unable to see each other But that's okay they have a solution for this problem Use sound to communicate Monkeys emit special calls to communicate with members of their group They are called troops Among them the howler monkey is known for having the loudest call Among the animals on the dock The sound of them can be heard up to 5 km away The male of this species It has a large vocal organ and a specialized resonance chamber allowing their calls to carry far and be powerful These calls are not only meant to warn other groups to stay away from their territory but also serve as an alarm signal Warn group members to be cautious of dangers Threats come from many predatory animals such as Hunting prey snakes crocodiles and leopards To avoid these dangers monkeys have some choices Hide or use your speed and agility to escape Ground-dwelling monkeys such as baboons face an entirely different set of survival challenges Life underground is much more dangerous The dominant males are larger and more aggressive with large sharp teeth equivalent to those of lions of a lion The monkey families that gather to eat on the vast grasslands seem to be clear targets for predators However the large number of members in the group is an advantage that helps them protect themselves Monkeys and dogs are not always in an aggressive state They also maintain a unique symbiotic relationship with elephants In Kenya Olyph baboons and elephants have established a long-term mutualistic relationship where both species benefit They all benefit When the elephant digs a hole to find water to drink this also creates an opportunity for the monkey to cool off elsewhere In return these monkeys act as tree guards warning the elephants One of the rare skills that some monkey species possess is the ability to use tools The capuchin monkeys have discovered tha Stone is a great tool to break open hard seeds Some monkeys also choose sticks to catch insects However not all tools work as expected And sometimes the prey does not cooperate It caused the monkey's efforts to fail Creativity in the institute is the ability to use tools combined with the ability to communicate over long distances With the skills of climbing trees and moving on the ground monkeys are able to successfully survive in their daily lives In the timeline of evolution On Earth the primate species including monkeys are newcomers to the evolutionary game Fossil evidence shows They appeared around 55 to 50 million years ago The first primate-like animals were called prosimians These ancient creatures had a squirrel-like shape and looked similar to modern squirrels Scientists believe tha Monkeys split into two separate branches old world monkeys and new world monkeys about 40 million years ago During this period the continental laws were still in the process of moving At that time Africa and South America were closer together It is much different from today A leading hypothesis explains how monkeys reached the Americas suggesting that primates In Africa they migrated across the ocean by clinging to large floating plant mats that drifted on the sea The Amazon river basin Then it seemed to become a repository for primate biodiversity When the climate conditions were favorable New species are appearing and spreading Finding more fossil evidence is the key to clarifying The evolution of the monkey species Because their history is also our history This may lead to More important discoveries about the origin of the human race Like all primates monkeys are highly social animals This is central to many shared behaviors but they share Most monkey species live in large groups called troops Gelada monkeys hold the record They are the largest group with some groups reaching up to 1200 members These large communities are usually divided into groups smaller called the rear harams Each group is led by one and includes about 12 females With their young children The monkeys enjoy this conversation They spend many hours communicating And building relationships with each other Living in a large group brings many benefits Surely there are many members who are willing to remove parasites from each other However the most important role of running a successful campaign is not cleaning up but strengthening the general relationship within the group In addition the group provides safety The young ones can play freely because they know that They are not only protected by the mother 's trap but also trap the entire group When they grow older they participate in the running and hiding activities and combat training develop the physical and social skills necessary for adult life In any large family it is unavoidable conflicts Frequent brutal battles often occur in groups with a single dominant male when the males fight for the females If a male loses its perch the bright red chest patch that usually symbolizes dominance will fade within a few months Chagma monkeys live in smaller groups and have a different social structure Instead of a hierarchy their society is organized In a strict hierarchy an alpha male dominates the group with other males and females in lower ranks The baboons living in the savannah also face unique challenges They often have to cross seasonal wetlands Adapting to this environment takes a little time However these spreadings There is plenty of food and the delicious -looking gun nests seem worth the wet feet Some monkey species have taken living in aquatic environments to a new level The famous snow monkeys in Japan are also known as Japanese macaques can spend hours soaking in natural hot springs The hot springs mainta At a temperature of 40 degrees Celsius while the outside temperature can drop below minus 15 degrees Celsius Although these hot springs Provide comfort but they are not essential for the monkey to survive Their double -layered fur is sufficient To help them survive the harsh winter For this reason researchers believe that their bathing habits It is likely a form of flattery driven by comfort and social relationships Additionally it is believed that like humans these monkeys use time spent soaking to reduce stress However there is a notable difference between them and us The maki monkeys also drink the water from their bathing mouths Not all monkey groups are led by males In spider monkey groups the females are the ones in charge They made an important decision about where to find food and the size of the group Usually spider monkey groups have about 35 members During the day they split into smaller groups to forage for food It is led by a dominant female If food is abundant this female will allow the group to grow larger On the other hand when food is scarce they split into smaller groups to make it easier to find food Resource competition is one of the main reasons why monkeys defend their territory not only against their own kind but also other species A typical example is the competition between capuchin monkeys and spider monkeys Spider monkeys are much larger and not easily convinced to leave However capuchin monkeys with sharp tee and perseverance often wins in these confrontations Throughout many generations monkeys around the world have developed social rules and strict behavior ensure that our complex community can thrive Like most animal species There are other animals that give birth to live young The mothers care for their young with love taking primary responsibility for raising their offspring Adult offspring often nurse their young with breast milk for up to five years Some monkey species Like the Japanese macaque it has a mating system that is polygamous meaning females can mate with multiple males With many males available during the breeding season Close relationships between mother monkeys and their offspring are not just emotional It also helps keep both warm during the cold seasons In Southeast Asia the Dusky Leaf monkey has a mating system Only large and strong males are allowed to mate with multiple females Their young have particularly bright and distinctive colors In contrast to their parents they are usually bright orange Experts believe this bright color helps protect the monkey infants from predators in the environment Because many animals cannot distinguish between orange and green After 6 months their color will change Become identical to their parents In the new world monkey group males are considered the oldest fathers When a female tamarin monkey does not allow the male to care for the infants the male often becomes deeply involved in the care of the young A unique characteristic of tamarin monkeys is Female marmosets often give birth to twins rather than just one offspring as is the case with many other species Perhaps that is why the male is willing to share the responsibility of caring for the young In another notable example the proboscis monkey The proboscis monkey The male's large nose is not only used to attract females but also serves as a resonating chamber Help to mask their loud cries making their calls more powerful and threatening to their opponents Monkeys are omnivores consuming both plants and animals These tropical rainforests provide a rich food source for them Includes flowers seeds fruits bird eggs and insects With a highly developed brain monkeys are able to create The food maps in their minds help them remember the locations and the time when the fruits ripen Some monkey species such as Capuchin monkeys really like fruit but don't want to share even with family members However They often leave excess samples for other animals such as wild boars and water rats The species that frequently follow the larvae The monkeys were searching for leftover food Some monkey species that eat leaves such as the red colobus monkey They have a protruding stomach that helps digest tough leaves Their unusually long intestines allow for nutrient absorption From this high-fiber diet Some primates in Southeast Asia such as long- tailed macaques have the habit of diving into water To hunt for corn crabs and other crustaceans A unique characteristic in their diet Monkeys play an important role our ecosystem The activities of these special organisms not only pollinate the flowers but also disperse the seeds They contribute to the diversity and regeneration of the forest They are both predators and prey keeping the numbers in balance All species in the food chain are in balance A fundamental factor in maintaining a healthy ecosystem Monkeys have long been The inspiration of many cultures around the world They are revered in Hindu legends as the monkey god Hanuman The symbol of strength unwavering dedication and commitment In ancient Egypt the Hamadryas baboon was considered a sacred animal representing the god Thoth The god of wisdom and the moon In Chinese culture the year of the monkey is a good time to have a child because people believe that Children born this year will have a successful and promising life However nowadays monkeys Facing many serious threats such as deforestation hunting and wildlife trade About 43% of primate species are currently in a critically endangered or seriously threatened state Efforts to conserve are being made with some success such as the recovery of the golden lion tamarin population from 200 individuals Rising to about 2 500 individuals Monkeys are not only a symbol of intelligence and problem-solving ability but also a saying that helps us understand more clearly On evolutionary courtesy and the relationship between humans and nature Protecting monkeys is not only about protecting animal species but also protecting the future of this planet