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Found on the island of Borneo, the proboscis monkey is known for its large, protruding nose. They are excellent swimmers and are primarily arboreal.
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Native to the Western Ghats of South India, the lion-tailed macaque is easily recognized by its distinctive mane of hair framing its face.
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Drill monkeys are large-bodied primates found in parts of West and Central Africa. They are closely related to mandrills and are known for their colorful faces and distinctive, flattened noses.
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Inhabiting mountainous regions of central and Southwest China, the golden snub-nosed monkey stands out for its striking golden fur and upturned nose.
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Also known as the snow monkey, these monkeys are found in various parts of Japan. They are known for their adaptation to cold climates and can be seen bathing in hot springs during winter.
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While not technically classified as monkeys, tarsiers are primates with unique characteristics. Found in Southeast Asia, they have large eyes, exceptional jumping abilities, and are nocturnal hunters.
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Saki monkeys are known for their long, bushy tails and distinctive appearance. They are found in the rainforests of South America and have a specialized diet that includes fruits, seeds, and insects.