1. Specialized Hands and Feet:
- Hands and feet adapted for grasping and locomotion
- Prehensile tails (in certain species)
2. Opposable Thumbs:
- Allows them to firmly grip branches and objects
3. Arboreal (Tree-Dwelling) Adaptations:
- Elongated limbs to swing and jump between tree branches
4. Long, Grasping Tails:
- Provide added balance, support, and leverage when moving
through forests
5. Keen Eyesight:
- Enables them to see through dense foliage
6. Color Vision:
- Useful for locating ripe fruits and leaves to eat
7. Agile Bodies:
- Flexibility facilitates moving between narrow canopies
and branches
8. Long Arms and Legs:
- Extend reach and flexibility while navigating the environment
9. Large Surface Area:
- Efficient heat dissipation in humid rainforests
10. Specialized Diets:
- Ability to digest vegetation unavailable to other animals