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Animales - Primates

Aquí aprenderás los nombres de los primates en inglés. Lee la lista por completo para saber más.

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monkey
[Sustantivo]

a playful and intelligent animal that has a long tail and usually lives in trees and warm countries

mono

mono

Ex: monkey's long tail provided balance as it moved through the trees .La larga cola del **mono** le proporcionaba equilibrio mientras se movía por los árboles.
ape
[Sustantivo]

a tailless animal similar to a monkey, such as chimpanzees and gorillas

simio

simio

Ex: Conservation efforts are crucial to protect ape species from habitat loss and poaching .Los esfuerzos de conservación son cruciales para proteger a las especies de **simios** en peligro de extinción de la pérdida de hábitat y la caza furtiva.
bushbaby
[Sustantivo]

a small nocturnal primate with long tail and very large eyes that lives on trees and is native to Africa

galagidae

galagidae

baboon
[Sustantivo]

a large monkey with a doglike face and large teeth, native to Africa and South Asia

babuino

babuino

Ex: baboons typically give birth to a single offspring after a gestation period of around six months , with infants clinging to their mother 's fur for protection .Las **babuinas** suelen dar a luz a una sola cría después de un período de gestación de alrededor de seis meses, con los bebés aferrándose al pelaje de su madre para protegerse.
orangutan
[Sustantivo]

a large ape with a red coat and long arms that lives in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, the male of which develops a throat pouch

orangután

orangután

chimpanzee
[Sustantivo]

an intelligent ape, with mainly black fur, which has no tail and is native to the forests of western and central Africa

chimpancé

chimpancé

Ex: Despite their close genetic relationship to humanschimpanzees face numerous threats in the wild , including habitat loss and disease outbreaks .A pesar de su estrecha relación genética con los humanos, los **chimpancés** enfrentan numerosas amenazas en la naturaleza, incluida la pérdida de hábitat y los brotes de enfermedades.
gibbon
[Sustantivo]

a small ape with long powerful arms and no tail that climbs trees, inhabiting subtropical forests of south-east Asia

gibón

gibón

potto
[Sustantivo]

a small nocturnal primate that has a short tail and moves very slowly, living in the rainforests of Africa

kinkajú

kinkajú

lemur
[Sustantivo]

a large-eyed primate with a pointed snout and long ringed tail that is originally from the island of Madagascar

lémur

lémur

mandrill
[Sustantivo]

a primate species native to central and western Africa, known for its distinctive colorful face and impressive size

mandril, dril

mandril, dril

spider monkey
[Sustantivo]

a primate species with a slender body, long limbs, and a prehensile tail, known for its exceptional agility and acrobatic behaviors in the trees of Central and South American rainforests

mono araña, ateles

mono araña, ateles

capuchin
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate known for its distinctive appearance, including a tuft of hair on its head

capuchino

capuchino

rhesus monkey
[Sustantivo]

a medium-sized primate species known for its distinctive red-brown fur, long tail, and prominent facial features

mono rhesus, macaco rhesus

mono rhesus, macaco rhesus

howler monkey
[Sustantivo]

a species of New World monkey recognized for its loud vocalizations, prehensile tail, and distinctive appearance

mono aullador, carayá

mono aullador, carayá

marmoset
[Sustantivo]

a small, tree-dwelling primate known for its diminutive size, unique appearance, and social behavior, native to South America

mico, tití

mico, tití

golden marmoset
[Sustantivo]

a small New World monkey species native to the rainforests of Brazil, known for its striking golden-orange fur

mico dorado, tití dorado

mico dorado, tití dorado

woolly monkey
[Sustantivo]

a large, arboreal primate found in South American rainforests, known for its shaggy fur, social behavior, and herbivorous diet

mono lanudo, churuco

mono lanudo, churuco

squirrel monkey
[Sustantivo]

a small, agile primate found in the forests of Central and South America, known for its lively and social behavior, large eyes, and distinctively colored fur

mono ardilla, tití

mono ardilla, tití

vervet monkey
[Sustantivo]

a medium-sized Old World monkey with a colorful coat, distinct facial markings, and known for its social behavior and adaptability in various African habitats

mono vervet, cercopiteco verde

mono vervet, cercopiteco verde

titi monkey
[Sustantivo]

a small to medium-sized New World monkey known for its long, fluffy tail, soft fur, and often monogamous social structure

titi, mono titi

titi, mono titi

proboscis monkey
[Sustantivo]

a primate species native to Borneo, characterized by its large, pendulous nose, reddish-brown coat in males, and arboreal lifestyle

mono narigudo, nasico

mono narigudo, nasico

hussar monkey
[Sustantivo]

a species of primate found in West Africa, known for its reddish coat, long tail, and distinctive facial markings

mono húsar, mona húsar

mono húsar, mona húsar

green monkey
[Sustantivo]

a primate species, typically found in Central and South America, with a green coat of fur

mono verde, sapajou verde

mono verde, sapajou verde

macaque
[Sustantivo]

a type of monkey that belongs to the Old World monkey family, characterized by their long tails, cheek pouches

macaco

macaco

colobus monkey
[Sustantivo]

a primate species native to Africa, known for their striking appearance characterized by black and white fur, long tails, and absence of thumbs

colobo, mono colobo

colobo, mono colobo

bonnet monkey
[Sustantivo]

a primate species found in South Asia, known for their dark-colored body, lighter "cap" on their head, long tail, and herbivorous diet

mono de bonete, macaco de gorra

mono de bonete, macaco de gorra

ring-tailed lemur
[Sustantivo]

a primate species native to Madagascar, known for their unique appearance characterized by a long, striped tail with distinctive black and white rings

lémur de cola anillada, maki de cola anillada

lémur de cola anillada, maki de cola anillada

galago
[Sustantivo]

a small primate species found in Africa, known for their large eyes, long tail, and ability to leap and navigate through trees at night

galago, bushbaby

galago, bushbaby

loris
[Sustantivo]

a primate species found in Southeast Asia and Africa, known for their slow and deliberate movements, large eyes, and nocturnal lifestyle

loris, lémur lento

loris, lémur lento

tarsier
[Sustantivo]

a small primate species found in Southeast Asia, known for their distinctive appearance characterized by large eyes

tarsero, tarsio

tarsero, tarsio

saki
[Sustantivo]

a type of New World monkey, known for their diverse species and distinctive appearance, characterized by a bushy tail, large eyes, and unique facial features

saki, mono saki

saki, mono saki

douroucouli
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species found in Central and South America, known for their nocturnal lifestyle, large eyes, and unique vocalizations

douroucouli, mono nocturno

douroucouli, mono nocturno

tamarin
[Sustantivo]

a small primate species found in Central and South America, known for their diminutive size, distinctive appearance

tití

tití

uakari
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species found in South America, recognized for their distinctive appearance characterized by a bald face, bright red facial skin, and a unique social structure

uakari, un tipo de especie de primate encontrado en América del Sur

uakari, un tipo de especie de primate encontrado en América del Sur

indri
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species found in Madagascar, recognized for their large size, distinctive black and white coat, and unique vocalizations

indri, babakoto

indri, babakoto

douc
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species found in Southeast Asia, known for their vibrant and distinctive coat colors, arboreal lifestyle, and unique facial markings

douc, langur douc

douc, langur douc

bonobo
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species closely related to humans, known for their social and cooperative behavior, intelligence, and sexual behavior

bonobo

bonobo

aye-aye
[Sustantivo]

a type of primate species found in Madagascar, known for its unique appearance, specialized feeding habits, and critically endangered status

aye-aye, lémur nocturno de Madagascar

aye-aye, lémur nocturno de Madagascar

dwarf lemur
[Sustantivo]

a small nocturnal lemur species found in Madagascar, known for their ability to hibernate for several months of the year

lémur enano, microcebo

lémur enano, microcebo

mouse lemur
[Sustantivo]

a small, nocturnal primate found in Madagascar, known for its mouse-like appearance and ability to enter torpor during periods of food scarcity

lémur ratón, microcebo

lémur ratón, microcebo

sifaka
[Sustantivo]

a genus of lemur found in Madagascar, known for their distinctive mode of locomotion, in which they leap from tree to tree, using their powerful hind legs and long, muscular tail for balance

sifaka, lémur saltador de Madagascar

sifaka, lémur saltador de Madagascar

sportive lemur
[Sustantivo]

a nocturnal lemur species found in Madagascar, characterized by their long tail, woolly fur, and their ability to climb vertically up tree trunks

lémur deportivo, lémur nocturno de Madagascar

lémur deportivo, lémur nocturno de Madagascar

ruffed lemur
[Sustantivo]

a genus of lemur found in Madagascar, characterized by their distinctive fur ruffs around their neck and their loud, raucous vocalizations

lémur de collar, lémur con gorguera

lémur de collar, lémur con gorguera

woolly lemur
[Sustantivo]

a lemur species found in Madagascar, known for their thick, woolly fur and their ability to survive in cold, high-altitude habitats

lémur lanudo, lémur de pelaje espeso

lémur lanudo, lémur de pelaje espeso

night monkey
[Sustantivo]

a nocturnal monkey species native to Central and South America, known for their large, round eyes and monogamous social structure

mono nocturno, douroucouli

mono nocturno, douroucouli

a primate species native to the forests of central and western Africa, known for its massive size, powerful build, and social behavior

gorila occidental de llanura, gorila de tierras bajas del oeste

gorila occidental de llanura, gorila de tierras bajas del oeste

a subspecies of gorilla found in the forests of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

gorila de las tierras bajas orientales, gorila oriental de llanura

gorila de las tierras bajas orientales, gorila oriental de llanura

mona monkey
[Sustantivo]

an Old World monkey species found in West Africa, known for their distinctive white beard and their loud, vocal communication

el mono mona, el cercopiteco mona

el mono mona, el cercopiteco mona

mangabey
[Sustantivo]

a group of Old World monkeys native to Central and West Africa, known for their distinctive appearance, complex social structure, and omnivorous diet

mangabey, mono mangabey

mangabey, mono mangabey

langur
[Sustantivo]

a group of Old World monkeys characterized by their long tails, slender bodies, and distinctive coloration, found in Asia

langur, entelo

langur, entelo

snub-nosed monkey
[Sustantivo]

a type of Old World monkey found in Asia, characterized by their short, upturned noses and unique adaptations for living in cold, mountainous habitats

rinopiteco, mono de nariz chata

rinopiteco, mono de nariz chata

talapoin
[Sustantivo]

a small, arboreal monkey found in central and West Africa, known for its distinctive appearance

talapoin, mangabey talapoin

talapoin, mangabey talapoin

muriqui
[Sustantivo]

a large, critically endangered New World monkey species found in Brazil, known for their complex social structure and unique reproductive biology

muriqui, mono araña lanudo

muriqui, mono araña lanudo

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