Monkey Pictures
Welcome to our monkey pictures gallery. You’ll find images of clever capuchin monkeys, brave howler monkeys, and daredevil spider monkeys, living their lives in the wild rain forests of Central and South America. Monkeys are highly intelligent, and often pose for the camera just like a human, creating amazing photo opportunities for intimate moments with wildlife. Select any picture to share or purchase it now.

Howler Monkeys Climbing In Costa RicaPhoto of a howler monkey and child clambering through the rainforest canopy. The parent grips the leaf with powerful hands and feet, while the child looks into the camera.
The howls of howler monkeys are loud enough for humans to hear from three miles away. Troops of howler monkeys howl together to let strangers know their part of the forest is occupied.
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The howls of howler monkeys are loud enough for humans to hear from three miles away. Troops of howler monkeys howl together to let strangers know their part of the forest is occupied.
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Howler Monkey With Child On BackIn the lowland rainforest of Costa Rica, a howler monkey carries its young child through the canopy on its back. When it grows up, the child will strike out on its own, joining a troop of unrelated monkeys.
Howler monkeys are easy to distinguish by their prehensile tails and furry beards. Of course, once they start howling, they’re hard to mistake.
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Howler monkeys are easy to distinguish by their prehensile tails and furry beards. Of course, once they start howling, they’re hard to mistake.
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White Faced Capuchin In Costa RicaThis white-faced capuchin we snapped a picture of in Costa Rica should be proud: it’s one of the world’s smartest animals. Once famous for performing with organ grinders, capuchin monkeys are now trained as service animals for people with physical disabilities.
They’re not just useful to humans, either. White-faced capuchin monkeys are a keystone species in the Costa Rican jungles, spreading seeds and pollen as they explore the canopy in search of food.
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They’re not just useful to humans, either. White-faced capuchin monkeys are a keystone species in the Costa Rican jungles, spreading seeds and pollen as they explore the canopy in search of food.
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White Faced Capuchin Funny PhotographA white-faced capuchin monkey in Costa Rica, probably wondering who that sign is referring to. Not him, certainly.
While they’re famous as tame “organ grinder” monkeys, capuchins should not be approached or fed in the wild. Capuchins that learn to get their food from humans can become aggressive, and lose their survival instincts.
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While they’re famous as tame “organ grinder” monkeys, capuchins should not be approached or fed in the wild. Capuchins that learn to get their food from humans can become aggressive, and lose their survival instincts.
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