When planning a journey to Africa in search of its iconic wildlife, it’s easy to overlook the colobus monkey amidst the more celebrated species. However, these creatures prove to be…

While De Brazza’s monkey stands out for its unique physical appearance and intriguing social behaviors, its survival in the wild is increasingly threatened by human activities. Conservation initiatives focused on…

The Hamlyn’s monkey, scientifically known as Cercopithecus hamlyni, is a fascinating species often referred to as the owl-faced monkey, or simply the owl monkey. It resides within the lush bamboo…

The gray-handed night monkey, scientifically labeled as Aotus griseimembra, emerges as a captivating entity within the realm of primatology. This intriguing species, once erroneously relegated as a mere subspecies of…

The tamarin monkey, with its endearing appearance and playful demeanor, captivates the hearts of many. Some individuals find themselves drawn to the idea of keeping these charming primates as pets,…

The mandrill, scientifically known as Mandrillus sphinx, earns its title from a fusion of two Western African terms: “man” and “drill”, which refer to baboons. Its closest relative, the drill…

The red-tailed monkey, scientifically known as Cercopithecus ascanius, boasts a myriad of aliases – from the black-cheeked white-nosed monkey to the redtail monkey or Schmidt’s guenon. Belonging to the Cercopithecidae…

The Peruvian spider monkey, a prominent species among its primate counterparts, boasts remarkable physical attributes that distinguish it within the animal kingdom. Towering in size compared to many monkey species,…

The Kaapori capuchin serves as a poignant emblem of Brazil’s rich biodiversity and natural heritage. Endemic to the lush forests of Pará and Maranhão, these primates embody the intricate relationship…