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Cacajao calvus calvus
Eats fruits but more seeds. Lives in large groups, sometimes more than 30 animals.
This monkey can be found near Solimões River (Amazonas State) specially in the Sustanable Development reserve Mamirauá, where is almost endemic.
Sustanable Development Reserve Mamirauá
Spotted on Oct 21, 2009
Submitted on Nov 6, 2011
7 Comments
Hello, Pedro. To add this to the Primate Watch Mission goo to the top of your page and click on Missions. When that comes up click on Global, then scroll down to find the Primate Watch Mission. Click on it and when it opens, click on Join this misson. Go back to the spotting and on the right hand side you'll see"no mission assigned"; if you click there the Primate Watch Mission should appear for you to click on and the spotting is assigned to that mission. Good luck--it is a perfect spotting.
How can I add a mision?
Pedro, it would be great if you could add more information about this super cool monkey; like a little description, info about their habitat. And also, don't forget to add it to the Primate Watch mission, it is perfect!
amazing!
Awesome spotting Pedro. Welcome to Project Noah! There was only one Uacari on the site so far...
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/255...
This subspecie is endemic from that reserve and surrondings.The genus Cacajao occurs in South American Amazon
wow never seen that before