Interesting Facts About Capuchin Monkey

 The capuchin monkeys are New World monkeys of the Cebinae family.

Capuchin monkeys can reach 12 to 22 inches in length and weigh 3 and 9 pounds as compared to other primates. And their lifespan in captivity can be 50 years.

 The capuchin monkey has a prehensile tail that is the same or can be longer than their body.

The capuchin monkeys are identified as the “organ grinder” monkey and have been used in many films and TV shows.

 Capuchin monkeys are intelligent animals that use branches or stones to open shells or nuts.

 Capuchin monkeys spend most of their time in the treetops, where they can find food and save from predators.

Capuchin monkeys are territorial animals. They use different kinds of warning calls, like sharp whistling to warm members of the group if they are in danger.

 The sound “Purr” is also produced by Capuchin monkeys when they greet each other.