What is the monkey Vervet?

Vervet Monkey or chlorinopus pygyythrus is an African monkey found in many regions of South Africa. In some parts of South Africa, the monkey Vervet is considered a pest because it can be destructive for crops and distracting for urban life, as monkeys enjoy the trash and fearlessly steal from market stalls and food stores. These monkeys are well established and do not seem to be at risk, and the pressure of the habitats is also increased. These monkeys are smaller than the average monkey, with black faces, hands, legs and tail toes. Their coat has a greenish tinge and can be greenish brown greenish gray, with creamy peaks. Like other monkeys, Vervet's monkeys have very agile and flexible hands, and these creatures have shown a remarkable degree of intelligence. 10 individuals to more than 50. There is a very specific social hierarchy that is strictly adhered to, although this hierarchy can be disrupted by fighting and other power games. ArmyThey communicate together through a number of extremely complex vocalization, including very specific alarm calls. Some biologists have suggested that the vocalization of the monkey Vervet is very similar to human languages ​​with complex layers of meaning.

Vervet monkey is daily, resting at night and looking for food during the day. Most vervets are strongly relying on fruit, but they will also eat seeds, nuts, leaves, insects and some small mammals. This flexible diet allows monkeys to adapt to changing environment and unfortunately for African farmers Vervet has developed a taste for many valuable crops.

These Africyprimes were obviously widely widespread throughout the continent because they were clearly known to the Egyptians. Several subspecies have been identified, suggesting that the monkey Vervet was different in recent history, but it seems that all vervets prefer African savannRoma. Many vervets spend most of their lives on trees, probably because the arboreal environment is much safer than Earth.