This is the species that was on Mrs. Jensen's blog and the SDSU website for the project, it is the grey snub nosed golden monkey, but there is also a blue snub nosed golden monkey
Should be the Blue Snub Nosed Monkey but the SDSU website does give the grey one instead. I think they are very closely related and may both be called the Golden Monkey. See the problem with common names???
So sad to see that these animals are losing their habitats because of humans
ReplyDeleteIt's crazy to see how small these animals are
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! They help to illustrate the necessity of wildlife conservation!
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This species of the golden monkey is completely different from the ones with bright orange fur.
ReplyDeleteThis is the species that was on Mrs. Jensen's blog and the SDSU website for the project, it is the grey snub nosed golden monkey, but there is also a blue snub nosed golden monkey
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DeleteThese monkeys hierarchical society is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteSo crazy that they are slowly going extinct because of humans
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Very good layout and the pictures really help show what is being said.
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Should be the Blue Snub Nosed Monkey but the SDSU website does give the grey one instead. I think they are very closely related and may both be called the Golden Monkey. See the problem with common names???
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