The mantled howler is a monkey with black fur and, in most individuals, long yellow or brown hairs hanging along the flanks. It feeds on leaves, fruit, and flowers in the forest canopy.
Its face is black and bearded. The tail can grasp supports and has a hairless pad on its underside near the base.
It moves on all fours through the forest canopy and eats leaves, fruit, and flowers. Its characteristic loud calls are heard around dawn and dusk.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.