White Faced Capuchin Monkey

Habitat

The capuchin monkey is commonly seen in Costa Rica. They are known as the white-faced monkey. These monkeys can be found in Central and South America. The capuchin live in troops of 10-30 monkeys. Capuchins spend most of their time in the treetops, peeling off bark in search of insects and other prey .

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