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- Approximately five to six months pass during labor. Owl monkeys will only produce one young at a time. Rarely do twins really become born. The average time between births is two years. The faces newborn infants are pink at birth but get darker as they get older.
- Mate-guarding may be a reproductive strategy in socially monogamous groups that benefits both males and females, particularly when males help with parental care.

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- They spend the most of the night hunting for food and moving about on their four legs. They can also sprint and leap, and they hardly ever crash to the ground. Owl monkeys are social animals that stick in small groups when maneuvering
- They spend the most of the night hunting for food and moving about on their four legs. They can also sprint and leap, and they hardly ever crash to the ground. Owl  monkeys are social animals that stick in small groups when maneuvering in habitats such as rain forests, cloud forests, woodlands, and savannas.

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- Owl monkeys use a variety of communication techniques, including chemical signaling and scent marking. Also, they engage in a practice called as "urine washing," when they urinate on their hands, feet, and as they walk over trees, creating a scented path in their trail.
- Owl monkeys are social creatures that live in small, close-knit groups of two to five people, with one adult of each sex and young of different ages. They state that relationships between spouses with at least one good reproductive result lasted for an average of 9 to 10 years.
- When certain owl monkeys are not social, a unique set of difficulties arise. Owl monkeys may or may not socialize, depending on the situation, for a variety of reasons. Given some factors, such as housing restrictions or population demographics, it can be difficult to participate in typical social interactions.

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- Despite being mostly frugivores, owl monkeys also eat flowers, insects, nectar, and leaves to supplement their diet.
-Owl monkeys spend a lot of time searching for insects that wander into their enclosures, as they are skilled at snatching insects from the air or off of a branch.

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- (2019) Spider-man Far From Home (Night Monkey Suit)
- It was not portrayed accurately as it looks nothing like a night monkey.
- The effect is that people will not think of the imagery of an actual night monkey.

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- Fernandez-Duque E, Rotundo M, Ramirez-Llorens P. 2002. Environmental determinants of birth seasonality in night monkeys (Aotus azarai) of the Argentinean Chaco. Int J Primatol 23(3): 639-56.

- Aquino R, Encarnación F. 1994. Owl monkey populations in Latin America: field work and conservation. In: Baer JF, Weller RE, Kakoma I, editors. Aotus: the owl monkey. San Diego (CA): Academic Pr

- Wright PC. 1994. The behavior and ecology of the owl monkey. In: Baer JF, Weller RE, Kakoma I, editors. Aotus: the owl monkey. San Diego (CA)

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- According to studies, the species are not extinct but are in threatend, mostly in South America due to the increasing rates of habitat destruction. Despite not being categorized as endangered or threatened by the US Department of the Interior, owl monkeys are included in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.

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illegal trafficking of Aotus (Owl Monkeys) for biomedical research continues

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