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"Just the Facts:
Squirrel monkeys live in the rain forest and give birth during the rainy season!
The average squirrel monkey lives 15 years in the wild, though they can live 20 years in captivity.",
"Who Needs a Map?
Squirrel monkeys are excellent jumpers, which leap from tree to tree to find food.
As they move through the trees, they leave scent trails that help them find their way back home and help other squirrel monkeys follow them.",
"Skull Face:
Squirrel monkeys are known as death’s head monkeys in Germany because their black and white faces resemble skulls. ",
"Not Too Picky:
The typical squirrel monkey eats a wide variety of foods, including bird eggs, insects, fruits, spiders, young animals, and nuts. In captivity they mainly eat fruits and vegetables. ",
"Falcon Fiends:
Squirrel monkeys make a variety vocal calls, including sounds to warn that large falcons are near--falcons are a natural threat to the monkeys.",
"Big Headed:
Did you know that squirrel monkeys have the largest brains in proportion to their bodies of any primate species?
Their brain mass to body mass ratio is 1:17, while humans have a 1:35 ratio.",
"500 Strong:
Squirrel monkeys live together in groups of 500 multi-male/multi-female members.
These large groups can occasionally break into smaller groups.",
"Ready for the Tight Rope:
Unlike most New World monkeys, squirrel monkeys do not use their tails for climbing.
They use them as 'balancing poles' to help them keep steady as they move swiftly through branches.",
];