Black Spider Monkey Skull

Black Spider Monkey Skull - There are six species of spider monkey found inhabiting the tropical forests from southern Mexico to Brazil. Spider monkeys get their name from their long, hairy appendages and prehensile tail that can resemble the shape of a spider while moving through the canopy tree tops. Spider monkeys are diurnal omnivores feeding on fruits, leaves, flowers and insects. Due to habitat destruction from South American agriculture, spider monkey populations are declining.

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Spider Monkey

New World Primates
Family: Cebidae

Ateles paniscus

Skull Length 4.6cm / 1.8"

Origin: Brazil

Omnivore

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WTQ-281 Skull - Replica

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WBC-265 Skull - Replica

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