The life of the monkeys

The life of the monkeys
The monkey is a mammal that is classified as a primate, one of the highest classifications in the animal world, with more than two hundred species scattered around the world, and lives in groups in family ties managed by a herd leader who is set up by herd members on them in a fierce and strong competition between the strong males in the herd. The ancient Egyptians considered the monkey a sacred symbol of the lower gods in the era of the pharaohs, and statues and mummies of monkeys have been found in many of the pharaonic royal tombs. Volume 0% Where monkeys live The environments in which monkeys live vary according to the nature of the breed to which they belong; Mostly monkeys live in tropical forests and jungles with high trees, and fertile pastures, which are a suitable habitat for monkeys in terms of providing food and housing, while we find another type that prefers rocky places, and open areas. Monkeys are distributed in the world according to the type of breed to which they belong. Rarely do we find two breeds of monkeys inhabiting the same place; This is as a kind of extending control of the existing breed, for example, in South America we find howler and spider monkeys, while in Southeast Asia small Gabon monkeys are found in abundance, and as for the Arab world, baboons are widespread, especially in the Gulf region and Egypt.