The deformed monkey
Homeland
The
deformed monkey belongs to the primate family, and lives in the tropical
regions of the African continent in Nigeria and east of the Niger River.
It
also lives along the Donga River, Cameroon, and Ethiopia.
It is
found in forests, river forests, and wooded pastures, and is considered a
threatened species.
With
extinction due to overfishing and deforestation .
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Reason for naming
a
deformed monkey
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Species
There
are five species of this monkey, and at least eight subspecies :
Angolan
colobus monkey
Colps
Wheatear
King
Colps monkey
Demonic
colobus
Thick
wool colobus
deformed
monkey baby
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The distorted shape of the monkey
It is
a large monkey with a length of 45 – 75 cm and a tail length of 53 – 100 cm .
An
adult monkey weighs 5 – 14 kg and the male is heavier than the female .
Its
body is covered with black and white fur, while the face is gray and furless .
The
skull is developing, meaning that the lower jaw protrudes outside the upper jaw
.
It
has a complex stomach, which is divided into two parts separated by an
insulating fluid composed of saliva .
The
upper area of the stomach contains a neutral medium necessary for foliage to
ferment by anaerobic bacteria .
The
deformed monkey belongs to the primate family, and lives in the tropical
regions of the African continent in Nigeria and
east
of the Niger River.
It
also lives along the Donga River
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is the African kid who looks like a monkey?
the
deformed
monkey deformed
Behavior
The
deformed monkey is active during the day and sleeps in trees at night and lives
in a group of 8 – 15 individuals.
They
take turns sleeping at night so that at least one individual is awake to
observe predators.
While
the group is ruled by a dominant male and the rest of the group is female,
where males leave the group when they grow up while females remain in the group
throughout their lives .
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Communication
The
deformed monkey makes several loud noises to communicate with the group or to
warn other groups not to approach their areas.
These noises include:
screaming,
roaring, snoring, and honking.
They
also communicate with each other through body language and facial expressions,
where the male stands and makes his fur White flutters as a warning signal to
other males .
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Food and enemies
The
deformed monkey is a plant eater.
Their
diet consists mainly of tree leaves, and they also feed on flowers and fruits,
while crested eagles, leopards, and sometimes chimpanzees are its most
prominent enemies in nature .
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Mutilated monkey reproduction
There
is no specific breeding season, and the female mates once every two years, and
the male mates with more than one female.
While
the gestation period lasts 6 months, each female gives birth to only one young.
They
are born with open eyes, hold their mother tightly, and move with her wherever
she goes .
Caring for children
The
female breastfeeds the young and feeds them while the male protects and defends
them.
The
relationship is friendly between females, as they may share in breastfeeding
each other’s young.
While
males reach sexual maturity after 6 years, while females reach sexual maturity
after 4 years, and the age of the deformed monkey reaches 20 years in nature .
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Facts about the deformed monkey
Not
having a thumb in their hand helps them move quickly between trees .
It is
one of the many types of monkeys sacred to the Hindu and Buddhist religions .
It is
used in animal experiments in relation to human diseases and physiology
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