Red Howler Monkey Juvenile
Alouatta seniculus (juvenile)
Red howler monkey juveniles explore the upper canopy more independently while still staying near their family group. Their diet increasingly consists of leaves, along with fruit and flowers when available. They climb, leap short gaps, and practice social displays. A juvenile's prehensile tail acts as an extra grasping limb when moving through trees.
- Type
- Cry
- Conservation status
- LC
Growth chain
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- Red Howler Monkey Juvenile
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