Snow Monkeys

By Allie Mollo

Snow Monkey

Family

Mating season is from October-December. A

female will reproduce one baby every year. Snow

Monkeys can live as long as 30 years. On average,

there are more females than males on a scale

from one to three.

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Baby’s are 500g

when they are born.

When Snow Monkeys

become adults their

face and bottoms

become bright red.

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Snow Monkeys travel in troops. Males live in

troops until they become adults.

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Like people, some Snow Monkeys are born with

disabilities. One Snow Monkey named Barbara had

a problem with her arms and leg, but her mother

taught her how to survive .

how to be a snow monkey even tough she is 6

Barbara has learned

how to be a real

Snow Monkey with

help from the rest of

her troop. Now,

Barbara is still

slower, but she can

do whatever she

wants if she sets

her mind to it.

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FEELINGS

All animals have feelings; which includes the Snow

Monkey. The Snow Monkey show how they feel

just like a people do such as when the are mad.

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Each monkey travels together in troops. They take care

of each other like we do! As you can see in the photo to

your left, a child snow monkey is patting the mothers

eye which shows they care about each other.

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People need to remember that even though we

live in different ways, we all live in the same

world.

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COMMUNICATION

All animals have their own way to talk. Snow

Monkeys communicate with each other by using

body language.

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Here is a

mother and

child.

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INTELLIGENCE

Snow Monkeys wash their food before they eat it.

Snow Monkeys walk to the water to wash their

food.

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The End

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