1. Spider Monkeys By: Inaya G.Tarafder

2. Animal Facts Description The Spider Monkey are colors of black, brown, buff, and gold. those are the colors of a spider monkey. The average weight of a spider monkey is 13.25 lbs. That’s a lot. the Spider Monkeys size is 24-26 inches. Their length is43-55 inches. Their height is 15-24 inches. Spider Monkeys have fur. The special features it has, it has no thumbs. A pic showing your animal. Movement The spider Monkeys go around swinging branch to branch. Their fingers grip branches but the have no thumbs. Diet Spider Monkeys are Omnivores. They eat nuts, fruits, leaves, and bird egg’s.

3. Habitat The Spider Monkeys live in the tropical rain forest in south central America and North of North America. They live in a jungle of tree’s with a canopy of leaves. The adaptions it has made that it throws branches at any predator if it feel’s threatened. Map showing where your animal lives Picture showing your animal in its habitat.

4. Life Cycle Spider Monkey babies are born from live birth from their mother. Usually when the mother is ready and set Spider Monkey babies are born. They look like their parents. A picture of the animal as a baby or young. A picture of the animal as a grown/ mature animal. Adults live and travel in groups their groups are called troops. The adults look like their babies but bigger. Females give birth to one baby every 2-5 yrs. Moms take care of there babies for 10 weeks. Adults live for 22 yrs.

5. Animal Interactions Spider Monkeys throw sticks at any predator if it feels threatened. They communicate in screeches. Spider monkeys throw sticks at predators if it feels threatened. Pic of animal adaptation that allows it to protect itself Spider Monkey predators are most big cats. They’re related to all monkeys. Pumas are one of the predators of the Spider Monkey. Pic of enemy, predator, prey, etc.

6. Interesting Facts Fact#1 Spider monkey babies don’t look like their dads. A pic to accompany fact #1 Fact#3 Spider Monkeys are also related to man. Fact#2 Spider monkeys also bark. A pic to accompany fact #2 A pic to accompany fact #3