Colobus monkey

Snow monkey

Squirrel monkey

Spider monkey

http://www.primates.com/monkeys/spidermonkey.html

Vervet monkey

http://www.primates.com/monkeys/squirrelm.htm

Capuchin monkey

Mandrill monkey

Mandrill monkey

owl monkey

Red uakari

http://www.primates.com/monkeys/red-uakari.htm

Howler monkey

Proboscis Monkey

MONKEYS

Squirrel monkeys carefully smear food on their tails using their hands. Smelly tails might be important to help identify close friends and family in the tangle of the

forest.

Howler monkeys spend as much as 80% of the daytime resting. This means they are possibly the laziest

monkeys in the world.Owl monkeys from Bolivia seem to be immune to malaria,

whereas Colombian owl monkeys can and do contract malaria. Owl monkeys have played an important role in

understanding how the parasite that causes malaria attacks the human body.