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This is the Bolivian gray titi (Plecturocebus donacophilus)! Also called Bolivian and white-eared titis. Endemic to Bolivia and Brazil. Living closely with marmosets, tamarins, squirrel monkeys, capuchins, owl monkeys, howlers, woolly monkeys, and spider monkeys. They prefer drier habitats, but have adapted to tropical forests, degraded habitats, and urban areas. Widespread, their adaptability serves them well. They are listed as Least Concern. Learn more.

Purple-faced Langur Semnopithecus vetulus

Mother and infant northern muriqui (woolly spider monkey) Critically endangered

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Samango Monkey #PatrickBorgenMD

white-nosed monkey duisburg JN6A7326

Red Titi Monkey by Steve Wilson

Monkey in Corbett National Park, India

This is the Nilgiri langur! Also known as hooded leaf monkeys, black leaf monkeys, Indian hooded leaf monkeys, John's langurs, Nilgiri black langurs, and Nilgiri leaf monkeys. Native to the Western Ghats mountain range in southwestern India. Primarily leaf-eaters, they consume over 115 varieties of shrubs, vines, trees, flowers, seeds, and nuts. Threats include habitat loss, fires, poaching for use in traditional medicines, hunting for their skins to make drums, and the pet trade...

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