The difference between monkeys and apes can be seen visually too
Chimpanzee (left) and spider monkey (right) (safarisafricana.com)
Apes and monkeys can coexist, but these two animals are very different. But you need to remember that apes and monkeys are primates. Many people may still mistake a monkey for a monkey and vice versa. Are you one of them?
You can tell them apart more easily if you know the characteristics of the two in more detail. Here are some differences between apes and monkeys.
1. Apes don’t have tails
To distinguish apes and monkeys, you can see from their tails. This is the easiest way to help you identify whether it is a monkey or an ape. Because monkeys don’t have tails.
But monkeys have tails. Launch Safaris Africana, about 260 species of monkeys have tails and only a few do not. Don’t get me wrong again!
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