capuchin monkeys การใช้

• Wedge-capped capuchins show similar levels of sexual dimorphism as other capuchin monkeys.
• The most amazing new addition to the service-animal menagerie is the capuchin monkey.
• During the warmer months, it is inhabited by hooded capuchin monkeys.
• Other species of capuchin monkeys are also trained in this manner.
• The table below shows some modified words used when speaking to a capuchin monkey.
• In contrast to howlers, white-faced Capuchin monkeys are the charmers.
• And Jake, the missing 14-year-old capuchin monkey, is more than just your average Joe.
• Anteaters are common as well as raccoons, river otters, iguanas, capuchin monkeys, and sloths.
• At one time all capuchin monkeys were included within the genus " Cebus ".
• Capuchin monkeys have been reported to open Brazil nuts using a stone as an anvil.
• The building has housed Proboscis monkeys, Lion-tailed macaques, Drills, Doucs, and Spider and Capuchin monkeys.
• In South America, squirrel monkeys associate with capuchin monkeys.
• Ampersand is Yorick's Capuchin monkey and the only other male mammal to survive the plague.
• He has discovered and named a new species of capuchin monkey ( Queiroz, 1992 ).
• White-faced capuchin monkeys sometimes anoint their bodies with mud and plant matter, a natural insect repellent.
• They show two capuchin monkeys in a pantry pillaging a basket of fruit and toppling dishes.
• The exhibit is also home to New World monkeys including tamarins, marmosets, capuchin monkeys, and sakis.
• In 2009, Dindo, Whiten, and de Waal studied the effect of social facilitation in capuchin monkeys.
• The main character of the film is Sai, a capuchin monkey born and raised in captivity.
• Tool making is much rarer, but has been documented in orangutans, bonobos and bearded capuchin monkeys.