Wild northern woolly spider monkeys are mainly distributed in Brazil, living in forests, and the number is relatively small, so they are relatively rare and are already classified as critically endangered. The northern woolly spider monkey looks very hairy, very thick, with thick limbs, a curved tail, and a strong winding force, which can support the northern woolly spider monkey to hang upside down on a tree. Northern woolly spider monkeys are mainly active during the day and come out to find food. So, what do Northern woolly spider monkeys eat?

What does the northern woolly spider monkey eat

The northern woolly spider monkey mainly eats some leaves and twigs, and sometimes some fruits.