Colobus
noun
A type of tree-dwelling monkey found in Africa, known for its unique body structure and social habits.
The colobus is known for its vivid black and white fur.
Often appears as...
- colobus monkeys
- red colobus
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Neutral
Old World monkey, primate, colobus monkey
noun
A genus of monkeys characterized by their lack of thumb and long tails, living mainly in the treetops.
The colobus is particularly agile in the trees, using its long limbs.
Often appears as...
- genus colobus
- colobus species
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Formal
African primates, arboreal species, genus Colobus
noun
A type of tree-dwelling monkey found in Africa, known for its unique body structure and social habits.
The colobus is known for its vivid black and white fur.
Often appears as...
- colobus monkeys
- red colobus
Usage tips
Neutral
Old World monkey, primate, colobus monkey
noun
A genus of monkeys characterized by their lack of thumb and long tails, living mainly in the treetops.
The colobus is particularly agile in the trees, using its long limbs.
Often appears as...
- genus colobus
- colobus species
Usage tips
Formal
African primates, arboreal species, genus Colobus
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Behavioral Traits
Many colobus live in social groups to protect against predators
Colobus monkeys are often seen interacting in trees.
Pro Tip 2/3Habitat Importance
The preservation of forests is crucial for the survival of colobus monkeys
Colobus populations are threatened by deforestation.
Pro Tip 3/3Dietary Preferences
Colobus primarily eat leaves, making them unique among primates
Their diet affects their social behaviors.
Pro Tip 1/3Behavioral Traits
Many colobus live in social groups to protect against predators
Colobus monkeys are often seen interacting in trees.
Pro Tip 2/3Habitat Importance
The preservation of forests is crucial for the survival of colobus monkeys
Colobus populations are threatened by deforestation.
Pro Tip 3/3Dietary Preferences
Colobus primarily eat leaves, making them unique among primates
Their diet affects their social behaviors.
Pro Tip 1/3Behavioral Traits
Many colobus live in social groups to protect against predators
Colobus monkeys are often seen interacting in trees.
Pro Tip 2/3Habitat Importance
The preservation of forests is crucial for the survival of colobus monkeys
Colobus populations are threatened by deforestation.
Pro Tip 3/3Dietary Preferences
Colobus primarily eat leaves, making them unique among primates
Their diet affects their social behaviors.
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