Why do monkeys climb trees?

Monkeys can climb trees, because monkeys are born to climb trees.

Monkeys can climb trees just like people can walk, but people are not born to walk. Monkeys can climb trees, because the fruit is on the tree, where monkeys can't reach it.

Monkeys love to eat fruit. It is the fruit on the tree that attracts and summons them, so that monkeys can reach it again and again and get close to it. Through repeated attempts and efforts, the monkey finally learned to climb trees and pick his favorite fruits.

Living habits:

Most primates live in different forms of arboreal or semi-arboreal, and only ring-tailed lemurs, baboons and marmosets live in land or rock areas. Usually small groups, but also large groups. Most people can walk upright, but not for long. Most of them are active during the day, and at night they are refers to monkeys, some big lemurs and night monkeys. Japanese lemurs and Japanese lemurs sleep for several days to weeks in the hot and dry summer season.

Monkeys are mostly omnivorous, mainly plants, and do not give up readily available meat. There are different ways to choose food and feed. For example, monkeys are good at picking bugs in tree holes or crevices. Orangutans eat a lot and spend most of their time foraging. The stomach of colobus monkeys has a special structure, and most species eat plant food containing a lot of crude fiber.