Bald-Headed Capuchin Monkey
These monkeys possess shockingly red heads, inhabiting the tropical rainforests along the Amazon River in South America. They are bald with a prominent forehead, have short tails, and frequently appear with a hungry, sickly, or pensive expression. Their fur is long, but their bodies are slender. Baldu monkeys have three species, with the White Baldu being particularly agile and adept at climbing trees. They are social animals, rarely venturing to the ground, and almost never trespass into the territories of other groups.
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