how are monkey adapted to live on trees
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Arboreal is the name given to any monkeys who live in trees. These monkeys use their strong arms and legs to help them live happily high in the treetops. They also have another cool adaptation - a prehensile tail, or a tail that can grab and hold things
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Terrestrial describes any monkeys who live on the ground. They may live in the mountains, grasslands, or woodlands. The Japanese macaque monkeys live in the mountains of Japan and have coarse fur to help them stay dry during the rainy season. The also love to hang out in the hot springs during the really cold months - it's like they have their own hot tubs! Many monkeys are considered semi-terrestrial because they live on the ground but can also dwell in the trees if needed.
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