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Wild Howler Monkey in Manuel Antonio National Park on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica

White-faced or Capuchin Monkies are one of four species of monkey in Costa Rica that live in the forest and along the coastline, including the Spider, Squirrel and of course the Howler Monkey whose call can be heard for miles across the tropical rainforest

Mantled howler monkey sitting in cashew tree eating cashew apples.

Ugandan Red Colobus (Procolobus tephrosceles) in the Air, in Middle of a Big Leap between two Trees. Bigodi Swamp, Uganda

female howler monkey with mango

a monkey hangs from a tree in northern Colombia

Guatemalan black howler or Yucatan black howler Monkey eating a fresh Cashew Fruit. In the Jungle of Belize

A wild Red Howler Monkey howls in the Peruvian Amazon.

Trunk of a Astrocaryum standleyanum palm with spikes, Costa Rica.

Howler monkey in its tree in the Moroccan forest in the province of Guanacaste

Mantled howler monkey sitting in cashew tree eating cashew apples.

A single Howler monkey is looking at pile of prepared cut up fruit. Shot in Knysna in South Africa during April 2017.

Common woolly monkey, brown woolly monkey, or Humboldt's woolly monkey (Lagothrix lagotricha) on a tree

An angry wild red howler monkey hangs from a tree branch, its muscular body tense with agitation. The vibrant red fur of its back and tail contrasts sharply with the green foliage around it. Its mouth is open in an expression of frustration, with its large, round eyes glaring intensely. The monkey’s powerful arms grip the branch tightly, and its throat is puffed up, ready to let out a deep, resonant howl that echoes through the forest. The scene is filled with raw energy, as the howler’s fierce demeanor and commanding presence dominate the quiet jungle.

The flowers and fruits of the Silk-cotton tree (Pseudobombax grandiflorum) on a sunny day

As part of the Amazon rainforest, Cristalino Rainforest Reserve is an extremely important area for its biodiversity, and exceptional number of species, making it one of the richest places to observe birds, mammals, butterflies and orchids in primary forest. The Amazon itself is home to more plant and animal species than any other terrestrial ecosystem, containing approx. 30% of the world’s species. Its biodiversity is astounding, with a single bush may contain more species of ants than the entire UK, with a single hectare of forest containing more than 480 tree species. The rainforest reserve covers 12,000 hectares, on the southern edge of the Amazon Basin. Cristalino River is connected to other protected areas, thereby forming a huge conservation corridor in the Southern Amazon.

Public park. Small zoo. Free range animals. Crowded place. A family of Venezuelan red howler monkeys sit on tree branches among dense foliage, displaying natural behavior and harmony in the wild.

Panama Boca del Tores Tropical Jungle. Aerial Drone Point of Nature Shot down to a cute bending over and hiding Sloth, moving slowly while hanging - resting on a natural Cecropia Tree inside tropical rainforest of Popa Island - Bocas del Toro, Panama, Central America

Howler monkey, Alouatta discolor on a tree in the brazilian jungle at Ilha das Canarias in Brazil. Delta do Parnaiba. South american wildlife. Beautiful and rare monkey in the nature habitat.

monkeys feed in trees of central America

A group of howler monkeys perched high in the trees of a tropical rainforest. The monkeys are seen resting and observing their surroundings, showcasing the social dynamics of their species.

A wild red howler monkey lounges on a sturdy tree branch, its striking reddish-brown fur contrasting beautifully with the lush green foliage around it. With expressive eyes and a relaxed demeanor, the monkey gazes curiously at its surroundings. Its long, prehensile tail can wrap securely around branches, providing balance as it moves with agility. This captivating scene captures the essence of life in the rainforest, showcasing the charm and vitality of one of its most iconic inhabitants.

Howler monkey moving in the tree canopy in Costa Rica.

Howler monkey juvenile on a branch.

Public bird park avifauna. Outskirts of Alphen an den Rijn. Netherlands. Red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus) climbing in treetop canopy

Hanging fruits from Parkia speciosa Petai plant tree

Mantled howler monkey (Alouatta palliata) in Cahuita National Park (Costa Rica)

monkeys feed in trees of central America

Howler monkey (Alouatta guariba) high in tree in tropical forest. Selective focus.

High in the canopy, a family of wild Red Howler Monkeys clings to intertwined branches, their reddish fur glowing in dappled sunlight. Close-knit and alert, they move and watch together, a vivid portrait of social bonds thriving high above the forest floor.

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