Red-Capped Mangabey
Cercocebus torquatus
The red-capped mangabey has a slate-gray coat, white underside and cheeks, bright white eyelids and a chestnut-red crown. It forages in western central African forests, eating fruit and other foods. Zoos manage social groups with ground space, climbing routes and rooms for safe separation. Females bear live infants. It is ESA-listed as endangered under Cercocebus torquatus; CITES Appendix II also applies. US primate-import restrictions apply.
Colors: Wild Type
