Colombian White-faced Capuchin

Colombian White-faced CapuchinWhite fur on the face, throat, and chest is distinctive. Its tail supports the body in trees but is not used to grasp objects.What does it look like?The face, throat, and chest are white, while most of the body is covered in black fur.How does it live?White fur on the face, throat, and chest is distinctive. Its tail supports the body in trees but is not used to grasp objects.It is active by day and spends time in trees. Individuals living near the coast may eat crabs and shellfish.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.