Monkey

Monkeys are a diverse group of mammals that belong to the primate order, which also includes apes and humans. They are generally divided into two main categories: New World monkeys, found in South and Central America, and Old World monkeys, native to Africa and Asia. These intelligent and social animals are known for their expressive faces, dexterous hands, and playful behavior. Monkeys exhibit a wide range of adaptations to their habitats, from the prehensile tails of spider monkeys to the complex social structures of baboons. They play crucial roles in their ecosystems, often acting as seed dispersers and indicators of forest health.

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