Panamanian White-faced Capuchin

Panamanian White-faced CapuchinA capuchin monkey of Central American forests. Its dark body contrasts with a pale face, and its hands and tail help it search for varied foods.What does it look like?The trunk and limbs are dark, while the face, front of the neck, and part of the chest are pale. Facial skin is pale pink to tan, the crown is dark, and the tail is prehensile.How does it live?A capuchin monkey of Central American forests. Its dark body contrasts with a pale face, and its hands and tail help it search for varied foods.A 2008–2009 study of three groups in Manuel Antonio National Park found that monkeys initiated 71% of observed acquisitions of human food; adult males initiated these interactions most often.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.