Tufted Capuchin is also known as black-capped Capuchin, pin monkey or brown Capuchin. It belongs to the New World Primates which live in the tropical regions. One can find this monkey in the areas of South America. However, it is considered as one of the highly widespread primates in neotropics. Furthermore, omit black and golden bellied Capuchin in this genus because they are … [Read more...]

Guinea Baboon belongs to the family of Old World Monkey with the scientific name P. Papio. According to the older classifications, there were only two species named genus Hamadryas and Papio baboons. However, Papio species are the subspecies of P.Papio, which is called savanna baboon. It is one of the smallest Baboons belonging from the small region of Africa. They live in … [Read more...]

The Gelada is also called Bleeding heart monkey or gelada baboon. This monkey belongs from the family of Old World monkeys. We use this common name for all the monkeys from the family of primates called Cercopithecidae. There are almost 138 species in this and Gelada is one of them. They are not like true baboons due to the nostrils with some distance from the muzzle tip. This … [Read more...]

Geoffroy's Spider Monkey other name is the black-handed spider monkey. It belongs to the New World monkey, and you can find them in Central America and a few Colombia areas. It has 5 subspecies as well. The scientific name of this monkey is Ateles Geoffroyi. In this article, we'll share all the Information On Spider Monkeys. Spider Monkey Appearance They are … [Read more...]

Olive Baboon monkey is also known as Anubis baboon. It is the member of the old world monkeys with the order primates and scientific name Papio Anubis. This monkey is in 25 different countries. It comes with the pointed muzzles and has a dog-like appearance. Olive Baboon Appearance It is a large animal with muscular limbs, long muzzles, and walks on their four legs. … [Read more...]