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But perhaps the most plausible explanation relates to the way they mate. A male colobus monkey competes ferociously for access to a harem of females who will mate exclusively with him.

A male colobus monkey competes ferociously for access to a harem of females who will mate exclusively with him. Macaques, on the other hand live in peaceful mixed troops of about 30 monkeys and have a ...

A baby colobus monkey with mom Violet at Utah's Hogle Zoo. Zoo guests to Utah’s Hogle Zoo can now visit a male baby colobus monkey, born on March 30, 2025, to mom Violet (11) and dad Sefu (17).

Chimps everywhere tend to target a monkey called the red colobus. There are many other monkeys, and even another kind of colobus—the black-and-white colobus, very beautiful.