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Furthermore, they have gone nearly the way of the spider monkey.
The newborn spider monkey is independent at about 10 months.
However, it comes to the ground more frequently than other spider monkey species.
Spider monkeys form loose groups of 15 to 25 animals.
She climbed to the ground with the speed of a spider monkey.
Agreement over the number of spider monkey species is not universal.
She looked like a spider monkey clinging to her trainer.
Spider monkeys use their tails and hooked hands to move through the trees.
Sanderson believes it to be nothing more than a spider monkey.
A family has adopted a baby spider monkey which was rejected by its natural mother at birth.
Spider monkeys are extremely quick, and they have long, thin fingers with almost no hair at all.
Captive black-headed spider monkeys have been known to live more than 24 years.
The spider monkey has a black body and long limbs with thumb-less hands.
Immediately below us, spider monkeys called to each other as they fed in the treetops.
Spider monkeys, and occasionally red macaws, can also be spotted here at times.
Studies show the diet of spider monkeys changes their reproductive, social, and physical behavioral patterns.
Spider monkeys live in groups or bands of 10 to 40 monkeys.
It was like a spider monkey, but with a much smaller torso and far skinnier.
The image above is of an inquisitive spider monkey in the pampas.
The nostrils are very far apart, which is a distinguishing feature of spider monkeys.
A moment later she reappeared, carrying a spider monkey.
The spider monkeys were morphologically similar to humans but still lacked the ability to speak.
They did not hunt spider monkeys because they believed them to be their ancestors.
Currently five spider monkeys inhabit the island, three of which are from the original relocation.
Order Primates, although not in humans or spider monkeys.