Azara's capuchins (Sapajus cay), also called the hooded capuchin or yellow-bearded capuchin, are native to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay. They live in a wide variety of landscapes and thrive in primary forests. Threatened by habitat loss, hunting, and wildlife trafficking. Vulnerable.
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Maroon leaf monkeys (Presbytis rubicunda), also called red leaf monkeys, are native to Borneo and nearby Karimata. Found high in the trees, they consume leaves that other species cannot. Populations are decreasing due to severe deforestation from oil palm plantation expansion. Listed as Vulnerable.
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Little Zahra of Smithsonian's National Zoo, and her mother Calaya #Gorilla #WildlifeConservation #Primates #NatureLovers #AnimalBehavior
Vervets (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) are widely distributed throughout eastern Africa from the Ethiopian Highlands to South Africa. Very adaptable, they easily occupy human settlements where they are persecuted as pests. Although widespread throughout their vast range, their populations are decreasing.
ZZ continues to grow and heal at Tchimpounga Sanctuary. As she grows under our world-class care, ZZ is engaging in more interspecies play – and spending more time with infant chimpanzees in curious, energetic moments out in the forest. Video: Fernando Turmo
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Olive colobuses (Procolobus verus) are native to a broad West African range. Rarely seen due to their cryptic coloration and shy nature, they live in small groups and associate closely with other monkeys. Threatened by habitat loss and hunting. Vulnerable. Photo:©Attila Steiner/iNaturalist/CC4.0.
Judy’s face! She is our cover girl of the week! 📷: Steve Franks
