Colombian Red Howler
Alouatta seniculus
This northern South American forest monkey has deep reddish-brown fur, a heavy throat and jaw, and a long grasping tail. Its loud calls come from an enlarged vocal apparatus. Zoo primate teams maintain social groups in secure arboreal accommodation, with leafy food and climbing routes. Females give birth to live infants. US primate-import restrictions apply. Florida includes howler monkeys in its Class II possession-permit regime.
Colors: Wild Type