The fur of the white-collar titi monkey is very long, looks very soft and smooth, comes in many colors, such as dark brown, gray and black, has a large face, and has some markings on the tail and limbs. White-collared titi monkeys like to carry out activities in small groups, often relying on their tails to maintain their balance, and are very good at jumping. They mainly eat some fruits and insects, and occasionally some birds. So, is the white-collar titi monkey a protected animal?

Is the white-collared titi monkey a protected animal

It is a protected animal and has been recorded in the protection list, and it is a low-risk level.