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Saki monkeys live in the rainforests of South America near streams and rivers, avoiding flooded areas and humans. They spend their days searching for food like flowers, insects, leaves, rodents and bats in trees. Saki monkeys live in family groups, with mothers carrying babies on their bellies while searching for food to make milk. Their habitat is threatened by hunting and habitat loss.
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