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Being able to hang by the tail leaves this
howler
monkey's hands free to forage among the leaves for food.
Notes:
A mantled howler monkey from South America uses his tail and legs to hang in a 'reverse tripod' position in a tree.
Scientific name:
Alouatta palliata
Photo © by: Roy Fontaine
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