Female Squirrel Monkey. Squirrel monkey is the common name for the small, tropical, arboreal new world monkeys comprising the genus saimiri of the primate family cebidae, characterized by a small white face with black mouth and nose, relatively large eyes and ears, a long nonprehensile tail, and short fur. Male and female squirrel monkeys are seasonally sexually dimorphic.
The monkey squirrel lives in south and central america.
Squirrel monkeys are any of the species of monkeys that belong to the taxonomic genus saimiri. A bolivian squirrel monkey at chessington zoo's monkey and bird garden humans have a 1:35 raitio. Squirrel monkeys mate from january to march. Female squirrel monkeys are pregnant for around five months.