Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 12月31日 03時32分

This is Inti, a 37-year-old red uakari monkey photographed at @thelosangeleszoo. He was confiscated from a private collector in Brazil at age 12 and is now well-loved and taken care of by his keepers at the Zoo.
Red uakari monkeys may have evolved their bright red faces in order to attract mates. In the animal kingdom, sick and malarial primates can develop pale faces, so the redder the face, the healthier the monkey will appear. These primates live in large troops of up to 100 individuals. During the day they split up and forage for food, rejoining at night to sleep high up in the forest canopies of the western Amazon of Brazil and Peru.
This species is currently listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List mainly due to hunting and destruction of their habitats. Since females only give birth to one infant every two years, it’s quite difficult for these monkeys to keep up with the rate at which they’re being killed.

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