The habits of monkeys

Every time I go to the park, I will see that monkeys ask people for food, and if they don't give them, they will scratch people, which is very frightening. What are the habits of monkeys?

What are the habits of monkeys?

Monkeys are gregarious animals with a wide range of activities, like climbing vines and trees, looking for cliffs and caves to live, and most of them can walk upright. Like to eat coarse fiber plant feed, occasionally steal chimpanzees or other animal cubs to eat. Generally, one child is conceived every six months, each giving birth to 1-3 babies. Life expectancy is generally about 20 years, there is a performance of joys and sorrows, grumpy will throw stones.

Second, can monkeys be kept?

Monkeys can be raised. There are about 200 kinds of monkeys in the world. The smallest monkeys are dwarf marmosets and the largest are colorful mountain marmosets. Monkeys, like humans, belong to the "primates" of zoology. Compared with other mammals, the main characteristics of primates are: flexible joints and ease of use, thumbs can be grasped with the other four fingers, hands have a certain operating function, and the ability to distinguish colors.

Generally speaking, monkeys are gregarious animals, like to eat all kinds of plant feed, have a good temperament, and will catch stones and beat people when they are grumpy, so they should pay more attention to them when they play, and even more when they are raised.