Saru Monkey
Basic Information
Anatomy
The Saru Monkey stands in the two-foot range with short stumps for tails. They have thick fur coats that get thicker the colder the temperatures get, able to easily cope with temperatures of -4° F. They prefer to move on all fours, are known to be great leapers and swimmers, and can be found both climbing trees and running across the ground.
Ecology and Habitats
The Saru Monkey lives in a variety of habitats in the Dawn Island archipelago, from the subtropical forests of Minamishu to the mountainous subarctic forests as far north as Kitashu.
Dietary Needs and Habits
The Saru Monkey is an omnivore that eats a variety of foods. Its diet includes: Bark, Ferns, Fish, Fruit, Fungi, Insects, Invertebrates, Leaves, Nuts, Seeds, Soil, and various other parts of plants.
Additional Information
Social Structure
Saru Monkeys form matrilineal troops that usually range from 20 to 30 individuals, but there have been recorded instances of sightings as large as over 100 in number.
Facial characteristics
Saru Monkeys have faces of exposed, Reddish-Pink flesh.
Lifespan
28-32 Years
Average Height
2'8"
Average Weight
19-25 lbs
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Fur comes in shades of Brown and Grey
Geographic Distribution
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