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kogti [31]
3 years ago
7

Spider monkeys live in a biome with many trees. they move around by swinging from tree to tree. spider monkeys do not build a ne

st or take shelter in a cave. instead, they sleep high up in a tree on a wide branch. spider monkeys mostly eat fruits and nuts. what type of biome do spider monkeys most likely live in? tropical rainforest savanna polar ice desert
Biology
2 answers:
Nataliya [291]3 years ago
3 0
Spider monkeys live in a <span>tropical rainforest

A savanna is a grassland with VERY FEW trees.
Polar ice is like Antartica.
The desert is all sand, no trees.
</span>
ArbitrLikvidat [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Tropical rainforest

Spider monkeys is species of monkeys that are native to Central and South America and also found in Mexico. These monkeys have long arms and gripping tails that help them to move gracefully from branch to branch and tree to tree in order to obtain their food. These monkeys find food on the treetops. They feed upon nuts, fruits, leaves, eggs of birds and spiders.

Tropical rain forest is the most likely biome suitable for spider monkey as they exhibit large tree species which can provide good food and habitat facilities to these monkeys. Savanna is not suitable because it exhibit nearly desert like region with small trees and shrubs which cannot support the food and habitat needs of these animals. Also, in polar ice desert biome trees growth will be scanty and cannot support growth of spider monkey population.

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