What kinds of monkeys are there?

Species are: macaque, lazy monkey, spider monkey, colobus monkey, langur, red-faced monkey, baboon, mandrill, golden monkey and langur. Here are the attributes and living habits of various monkeys. There are also the characteristics of monkeys and the relationship between monkeys and humans.

Monkey:

There are more than 100 kinds of monkeys. The smallest monkey in the world lives in Ecuador, Brazil and Peru, and is called "bonobo". This kind of monkey even has a tail of only 30 cm, accounting for half. They eat flies, mosquitoes, spiders and moths, so they are also called insect-eating monkeys. The largest monkey in the world is the African baboon, with a height of 90 cm to 1 m and a weight of over 50 kg. The most precious monkey in the world is the golden monkey in China. It has a blue face, a blue nose, nostrils facing the sky, and golden hair on its shoulders. Wild monkeys like to live in groups.