Monkey - San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
Monkeys play an important role in their native habitats by pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds as they travel. Some monkeys can swim; their webbed toes help them paddle through the water, and they may swim across a stream or river to avoid predators or get to food.
Ape Cam - San Diego Zoo
Day and Night. From 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Pacific Time, you're watching the live cam while it's daytime in San Diego. While it's dark, from 7:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. we rebroadcast that morning's stream. Watch our orangutans and siamangs daily!
Monkeys at the San Diego Zoo (in HD) - YouTube
Monkeys are very social animals, so it is important that they communicate well in order to get along in their large groups. They use vocalizations, facial expressions, and body movements to get...
Monkey - San Diego Zoo
Encounter some of the most rare and endangered monkeys on Earth in the Zoo’s Lost Forest. An elevated walkway called Monkey Trails takes you directly through the tree canopy, where you can observe them from two perspectives: tree-branch or ground level.
Primates - Smithsonian's National Zoo
Learn more about the Zoo’s ongoing primate research projects, see the monkeys illustrate the rules of living in a society, and observe rats navigating their exhibit, highlighting their physical abilities and flexible decision-making skills.
Meet the Monkeys - London Zoo
Step into our living rainforest and learn about our inquisitive monkeys and our conservation efforts to protect their native habitats as you feed them some tasty snacks. We have three species of monkeys that usually join us for the experience: titi monkeys, lion-headed tamarins, and …
Monkeys - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers
Look up! Most of these magnificent, mischievous, and sometimes mysterious monkeys are arboreal, meaning they spend much of their lives in trees. They have many different adaptations, depending on their habitat. Macaques, baboons, and some mangabeys spend most of …
Live Cameras - San Diego Zoo
Live Cameras. Cams at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and San Diego Zoo. *Wildlife may not be visible on the cam if they are in their bedrooms or out of camera frame.
Macaque - Indianapolis Zoo
Macaques are monkeys that live in groups called troops. The size of a troop depends on how much food is available, and each troop has its own hierarchical structure. A dominant male has more access to food and fathers most of the young. Females inherit their rank in …
Pygmy Marmoset - San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
Mini monkeys: High in the rainforest canopy of South America lives a tiny monkey. It dodges behind tree trunks and branches, freezing and dashing, just like a squirrel. It also has brown fur and a long tail like a squirrel—but it's a pygmy marmoset, the world's smallest monkey!