The Guianan saki is a South American monkey whose males and females have different facial coloring; it spends nearly all its life in trees.
Males have black bodies with white or reddish heads. Females have brown to gray-brown fur and pale stripes running from each eye toward the mouth.
It is active during the day and eats mainly fruit. Its strong teeth open tough skins and shells; it also eats seeds, nuts, leaves and insects, especially ants.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.