De Brazza’s monkey is a large primate, native to Africa. Although these primates are generally arboreal, they can also spend their time in water and on the ground. These primates are highly territorial animals, fiercely driving away other monkey species from their home range. De Brazza’s monkeys curl up into a ball that only their backs are visible. They are able to remain in this position for long periods of up to eight hours. (Video: Nature & Animals/Twitter) #Monkeys #DeBrazzaMonkey #Wildlife

Fife Zoo welcomes arrival of baby De Brazza's monkey. https://i.stv.tv/4kskaPt | STV News

Look who's swinging into the first year of her life! 🎉🐒 🥳 Happy 1st birthday to Amara, our De Brazza's monkey! Just like her name which symbolises grace and kindness, she showers her baby brother with so much love. Drop by Primate Kingdom at Singapore Zoo to wish Amara a very happy birthday! #SingaporeZoo #DeBrazzasMonkey | Mandai Wildlife Reserve