Monkeys usually move in groups, most of them can walk upright, but only a small part of the time. Most of them are active during the day, and night monkeys and finger monkeys are active at night.
When sleeping, he will put his head between his legs and hold the trunk with his arms. It will curl up and look mixed with the trunk. Its appearance shrinks like a wooden cone, but it is actually a protective function.
Characteristics of monkeys
Monkeys give birth to one baby every six months, each with 1-3 babies. Most monkeys are omnivores, feeding on plants and not giving up meat. Monkeys have different ways of getting food.
Monkeys, like humans, belong to primates in zoology, with developed brains and high intelligence. If trained, monkeys can help people complete many simple tasks, such as turning on and off lights, eating grass, picking fruits, delivering letters and so on. Therefore, monkeys have always been concerned and protected by human beings.
Because monkeys and humans belong to the same discipline, countries all over the world often regard monkeys as experimental animals. Cambodia, Vietnam, India and other countries provide a large number of monkeys for laboratories around the world every year.