Geoffroys tamarin

Geoffroys tamarin (Saguinus geoffroyi) otherwise called the Panamanian red-peaked or rufous-naped tamarin is a tamarin a sort of little monkey recognized in Panama and Colombia. It is transcendently dark and white with a ruddy scruff. Diurnal Geoffroy's tamarin invests a large portion of the time is now's in trees yet does descend to the ground once in a while. It exists in gatherings that most regularly number between several and five people and ordinarily incorporate one or more mature people of every sex. It consumes a mixture of nourishments incorporating bugs exudates leafy foods plant parts. Bugs and tree grown foods elucidate the greater part of its eating regimen yet exudates are likewise imperative. Yet in light of the fact that its teeth are not adjusts for gouging trees to get to the sap it can just consume exudates when they are effortlessly ready. 

Even though a mixture of conceptive strategies are utilized the most normal is for a specific mature person female in the gathering to be reproductively animated and to mate with different mature person guys in the assembly. After a growth time of around 145 days she conceives either a solitary child or twins. Guys donate quite to give a second thought of the tots. Sexual development is arrived at around 2 years and it can satisfy 13 years. Geoffroys tamarin is arranged as "Least Concern" by the IUCN. 

 Geoffroys tamarin

 Geoffroys tamarin

 Geoffroys tamarin

Geoffroys tamarin