Meet Our Available Spider Monkeys

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Meet (Sammy) our male Spider monkeys 13 weeks old, weigh about 6 kg (13.2 pounds) and are 35–66 cm (14–26 inches) long, excluding the heavily furred tail, which is longer than the body. The coat, of variable length and fineness, ranges among the several species from gray to reddish, dark brown, or black. Most have a black face with white eye rings, but some have a flesh-coloured face.

Meet (Sofia) our male Spider monkeys 13 weeks old Black-faced black spider monkeys have long arms and legs, long tails, and thick, silky black pelage. The skin around their eyes and mouths is pinkish-gray skin. Their feet are also pink. A silvery genital patch extends down their inner thighs. Infants are born with a more grayish-black coat that becomes darker with age. Their long tails are prehensile, which means that they are able to hang from them—this helps them move through the canopy. Unlike most other primates, they only have a vestigial thumb, which allows them to swing more easily among the trees.

Meet (Danny) our male Spider monkeys 13 weeks old These cute boys are available for separate homes if interested. Spider.spider monkeys are diurnal (active during daylight hours) and spend their time in the higher levels of the forest. They are skilled climbers and, aided by their long arms and prehensile tails, spend more time brachiating and hanging from branches than they do walking or running quadrupedally. Also called arm swinging, brachiating is a form of arboreal locomotion in which primates swing from tree limb to tree limb using only their arms.