100 words on rendangered monkeys from your
region .
and their conservation.
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Endangered Monkeys
Can you imagine our world without monkeys? It is a sad and scary thought, but many types of monkeys are endangered. This means that they are at risk of becoming extinct, or no longer in existence. Let's find out about some monkeys that are endangered, and learn why their populations are getting smaller.
Tonkin Snub-Nosed Monkey
The Tonkin snub-nosed monkey is found only in northern Vietnam. Scientists actually believed that this monkey was extinct for a while. It turns out that there are still a few in existence, but not many at all. In fact, there are fewer than 200 of these monkeys hanging around the trees of Vietnam. These furry creatures are endangered because of construction that occurs in their habitat, or the environment where they live.
Brown-Headed Spider Monkey
The brown-headed spider monkey is found in Ecuador, and is now critically endangered. This means that there is only a very small number of these monkeys left in the world. The population of this type of monkey is getting smaller because of human development. When people want to build houses or businesses, they often have to clear forest areas that are homes to these monkeys. The building of roads can also take away areas where brown-headed spider monkeys can live. Additionally, they are often hunted, and people try to catch them so they can keep them for pets.