The capuchin is a medium-sized primate with a stocky build and a distinct appearance. It has a short, rounded head with a tuft of hair on top that resembles a "cap" or "hood", which gives it its name. Capuchins have a prehensile tail that they use for balance and maneuvering through the trees, and their hands and fingers are highly dexterous, allowing them to manipulate objects and forage for food. They have a fur coat that can vary in color, ranging from brown to black or white, depending on the species. Capuchins are known for their social behavior, complex problem-solving skills, and ability to use tools in the wild. They are found in various habitats across Central and South America, including tropical rainforests, savannas, and mangroves.

What is a "capuchin"?

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