It is a term covering some mammals in the order Primates.[3] While in some uses the term includes all primates, it is generally used for primates in the order Simiiformes infra.[5] There are many separate species of monkeys. Except for some monkeys, they generally choose places with tall and dense trees. Individual primate families may feed on fruits, leaves, flowers, flowers, small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, crabs, and even other primates. Monkeys can live in forests, steppes, villages and even snowy mountains, but they are most commonly found in rainforests, outside of Australia and New Guinea.
