yellow monkey tail

1. MEMBERS:
-Mena Jauregui Romyney
-Aliaga Larico Ivan
-Puma Luque Jean Pierre

2. LOCATION
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The yellow-tailed woolly monkey is a species
that lives only in the Peruvian jungle, mainly in
the cloud forests of San Martín and Amazonas.
This species is essential for the maintenance of
forests, due to its role as a seed disperser.

3. INTRODUCCIÓ
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The yellow-tailed woolly monkey reaches 54
centimeters.
Males are recognized by their impressive
golden pubic hair and females by their smaller,
more delicate hairs.

4. FEEDING
The yellow-tailed woolly monkey feeds on
fruits, leaves and insects. Being arboreal,
(it lives in trees) it requires large areas of
forest to survive.
Its name refers to the yellow color of the
hair on its genitals and the terminal part of
its tail with which it clings to tree branches.
Its reproductive rate is very slow and it
can only have one offspring every three
years.

5. Walt Disney
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“It is the largest mammal endemic to Peru. That in itself
puts it at a very attractive level.
It is like the Chinese panda bear (Ailuropoda
melanoleuca).
It is only found in China and is in danger of extinction.
He's big, handsome, charismatic and people are dying for
him.
The yellow-tailed woolly monkey could be Peru's panda
bear, but it has not yet been valued or exploited on a
massive scale," says Fanny Cornejo.

6. HUNT
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Nearly half, 48% of the 634 primate
species are listed as threatened with
extinction
on the IUCN Red List of Threatened
Species. “Results from another recent
study,
the IUCN World Mammal Assessment,
revealed that primates are among
the most threatened groups of
vertebrates,” said Schwitzer.

7. DEFORESTATI
ON
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Illegal logging is the selective and
unlicensed extraction of trees,
timber species and wood from areas
protected or restricted by the State.
It can occur on a small or large scale.
It is threatened by the loss and
degradation
of its habitat,
illegal hunting and deforestation.

8. THANK YOU
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