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Name: Golden-mantled howler

A howler monkey sleeps in a tree

Coiba Black Island howler Monkey on a tree in Colombia

Mantled howler - Alouatta palliata or golden-mantled howling monkey, New World monkey, from Central and South America. Typical voice of american tropical rainforest, male on the tree and howling.

A low angle shot of cute, black monkey on a rope

Name: Golden-mantled howlerScientific name: Alouatta palliata palliataCountry: Costa RicaLocation: Caño Negro Reserve

A wild Red Howler Monkey howls in the Peruvian Amazon.

Howler monkey in Costa Rica

A howler monkey climbs in a tree in Potrero, Costa Rica, looking to eat the flowers that have finished blooming.

Mantled howler monkey (Alouatta palliata) in Cahuita National Park (Costa Rica)

Monkeys or Simians are Basal Haplorhini as Sister of the Tarsiiformes. It Consists of the Catarrhini and Platyrrhini (New World Monkeys); and Other Extinct Groups. The Catarrhini Contains the Cercopithecoidea (Old World Monkeys) and the Hominoidea (Apes). Many Monkey Species are Tree-Dwelling (Arboreal); Although There are Species That Live Primarily on the Ground; Such as Baboons. Most Species are Also Active During the Day (Diurnal). Monkeys are Generally Considered to be Intelligent; Particularly Catarrhini. Some are Arboreal (Living in Trees) While Others Live on the Savanna; Diets Differ Among the Various Species but May Contain any of the Following: Fruit; Leaves; Seeds; Nuts; Flowers; Eggs and Small Animals (Including Insects and Spiders). Some Characteristics are Shared Among the Groups; Most New World Monkeys Have Prehensile Tails While Old World Monkeys Have Non-Prehensile Tails or No Visible Tail at All. Old World Monkeys Have Trichromatic Color Vision Like That of Humans; While New World Monkeys May Be Trichromatic; Dichromatic; Or—As in the Owl Monkeys and Greater Galagos—Monochromatic. Although Both the New and Old-World Monkeys; Like the Apes; Have Forward-Facing Eyes; the Faces of Old World and New World Monkeys Look Very Different; Though Again; Each Group Shares Some Features Such as the Types of Noses; Cheeks and Rumps.

Monkey is sitting on a tree and looking around

A baby howler monkey sits cradled on an adults tail in the rainforest canopy in Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica.

Howler monkey in Nicaragua sleeping on a branch

Mono aullador (Alouatta palliata)

monkeys feed in trees of central America

Looking up at a baby howler monkey sitting in a tree

Howler monkey in Costa Rica jungle

A howler monkey sits in a tree in the jungle of Costa Rica.

The Sumidero canyon in Mexico

A wild red howler monkey rests on a tree branch, its vibrant reddish fur blending with the surrounding foliage. Its expression is one of quiet sadness, with downcast eyes and a slightly drooping posture. The large, expressive face of the howler seems heavy, as it rests its head against the branch, perhaps tired or deep in thought. Its muscular arms grip the tree loosely, while its long tail hangs relaxed, draped over its shoulder. The stillness of the moment adds to the feeling of vulnerability, as the monkey quietly contemplates its surroundings in the peaceful, yet sometimes harsh, embrace of the jungle.

Howler monkey in its tree in the Moroccan forest in the province of Guanacaste

Wild Large-headed brown capuchin monkey in the beautiful untamed vast Amazon River and the Amazon Rainforest in the Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Regional Conservation Area near Iquitos, Peru in South America.

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monkeys feed in trees of central America

Wildlife sanctuary. A caring howler monkey mother moves gracefully among branches while her baby clings to her, trusting every step. A tender portrait of wild love

A two toed sloth holds its offspring while sitting in a tree in Costa Rica.

monkey in Arenal Volcano area in costa rica central america

A Critically endangered Yellow-tailed male adult woolly monkey is seen perching on a branch. The yellow-tailed woolly monkey (Lagothrix flavicauda) is a New World monkey endemic to Peru. It is a extremely rare primate species found only in the Peruvian Andes, in the departments of Amazonas and San Martin, as well as bordering areas of La Libertad, Huánuco, and Loreto. This primate has been designated as Critically Endangered (IUCN 3.1)

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