10 types of monkeys from across the world

Found widely in India and China, Rhesus macaques are highly adaptable and known for their expressive faces and intelligence.

Capuchins are small, clever monkeys often seen in movies due to their trainability and expressive behavior.

Known for their bright blue and red faces, Mandrills are the world’s largest monkeys and incredibly colorful.

Howler monkeys are famous for their loud calls that can be heard from miles away, especially during dawn.

Also called snow monkeys, they are known for bathing in hot springs during winter in the snowy mountains.

These monkeys have long limbs and tails that help them swing through forests with incredible agility.

With vibrant golden fur and a blue face, this rare monkey lives in the cold mountainous forests of central China.

These monkeys have large, unique noses and are excellent swimmers found in the rainforests of Borneo.

Vervet monkeys are social and playful, often seen near human settlements and known for their black faces.

Found only in Ethiopia, Geladas are the only primates that feed primarily on grass and have a red chest patch.