What are the different kinds of cosmos?
They are moistened by the type of small primacy in the Callitrichidae family. There are many different types of Kosmans solely to South America. Ordinary Koscites, Pigmy Koscis and White Earian Koscis are just some examples of different species. Tamarins are another type of Kosmas.
There are a number of different types of cow, but all these primates are small and many species have tuned ears and claws or claws similar to nails. They all have long tails, none of which are prehensile, which means they don't use their tails to grasp the tree branches, as well as some monkeys. They live in trees and eat fruit and insects and are native exclusively in South America. All diets of these animals are similar, which includes a large number of SAPs and gums from trees that they get by gnawing holes in the trees with their specialized incisors. They also consume fruits and insects.The more recognizable. It usually weighs 10 to 17 ounces (300 to 500 grams) and are between 6 and 7 inches (14 to 19 centimeters), without their tail. Their hair can bI have black or gray, with white ears. The tails of conventional cosmos are pronounced because the rings of alternating light and dark fur are striped.
It is not unusual that the cosmos have fur tufts around their ears. Ordinary cosmic has ear tufts, as well as white ear cow, which has a dark colored fur with white tufts of longer fur around the ears. The loss of the white ears ranges from 9.3 to 11 ounces (260 to 320 grams). These primates are found only in Brazil, especially in the coastal forests on the southeast coast of this country. These types of Kosmans are considered endangered.
The smallest type of Kosmani is known as Marmoset pygmy, which is generally only 13-14 VCHES (33-35 centimeters) long, including the length of their tails and usually weigh only 4 ounces (113 grams). Their coat can move from yellow to brown, sometimes with black spots, but the hair on their belly can be lighter baRoll yellow or even white.
Tamarins are another member of the Callitrichidae family and are considered a type of Kosmas. There are a number of different subspecies of tamarins, but one remarkable species is a lion tamarin. They are named as such because of the bushy fur around their faces reminiscent of the lion's mane. Their coat can range from stunning orange or yellow color to gray or black, depending on the species.