Hooded Capuchin

Hooded CapuchinThe hooded capuchin has short, dark hair on its head that looks like a cap. It is active by day in small groups and eats fruits, insects, and other foods.What does it look like?Its body ranges from tawny to dark brown, and short upright hair forms a cap-like patch on the head. Males have tufts on each side of the forehead that resemble small horns.How does it live?The hooded capuchin has short, dark hair on its head that looks like a cap. It is active by day in small groups and eats fruits, insects, and other foods.It forms small groups in forests and is active by day. It eats fruits, insects, eggs, and small animals.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.