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Made form the Mikey Monkey pattern by mmcrafts.
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A photo taken by Oli Dillon Squire for AFOP. This photo is available for free use across the Internet, providing that you attribute Action For Our Planet (AFOP).
Costa Rica homes three kinds of monkeys: spider, howler and this one: the whitefaced monkey. Shot this pic in Barra Honda NP. His/her family started throwing sticks and other stuff at us afterwards. Should have asked for permission..
Borneo 2015 - Apr Edition
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REGION-South America Squirrel monkeys may be found in groups of up to 300 individuals, depending on the habitat
Funny monkeys arround the ancient city of Polonnaruwa declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO 1982.
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The Squirrel Monkey is a small species of New World Monkey that is natively found in the forests and tropical jungles of Central and South America. Measuring as little as 25cm from the top of the head to the base of their tail, these tiny primates are more than double that size when including their long tail. Unlike a number of other small monkey species, the tail of the Squirrel Monkey is not prehensile which means that it cannot be used to grip onto branches. Instead, their long tail is used to help the Squirrel Monkey to balance when climbing about on the high branches.
I am writing a pattern for monkey. that is why I keep making monkey lately. I am quite happy with the cheeky monkey but I thought I could have made it bigger so I came up with this one. But he looks more like an adult monkey rather than a monkey boy. I am going to give it another go.
22/02/2014
Apart from the magnificent Tigers, the Gray langur or Common Langur monkeys seemed to steel the show in all three parks we visited in India. Just great characters & very photogenic.
Photo of a wild Squirrel Monkey taken in the Pampa region of Bolivia. The image is released under Creative Commons. Please feel free to use and please credit www.czermakphotography.com