Venezuelan Red Howler (Alouatta seniculus)

Series of dimensioned drawings of the Venezuelan Red Howler in front and side views

The Venezuelan Red Howler (Alouatta seniculus), sometimes called the Colombian red howler, is a small primate native to South America. Red howlers are identifiable by their bright red, nearly orange, fur that they are named after. They live in almost every biome within their geographic range, from all types of forests, to river terraces and swamp woodlands. The only thing all their habitats have in common is a proximity to water; they stay within a mile of the coast, and will chose to live near a lake or river over forests solidly on dry land. They rarely leap from tree to tree, preferring to have a solid handhold on the next branch before letting go of the first.

Venezuelan Red Howlers have a head-body length of 18.1”-28.3” (46-72 cm), tail length of 19.3”-29.5” (49-75 cm), height on all fours of 13.8”-20” (35-51 cm), and body width between 7.5”-11” (19-28 cm). The typical weight of the Venezuelan Red Howler is in the range of 9.25-19.8 lb (4.2-9 kg). Venezuelan Red Howlers have lifespans between 15-25 years.

Details

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Height:
13.8”-20” | 35-51 cm
Width:
7.5”-11” | 19-28 cm
Depth:
Length:
18.1”-28.3” | 46-72 cm
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Weight:
9.25-19.8 lb | 4.2-9 kg
Area:
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Tail Length: 19.3”-29.5” | 49-75 cm

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Scientific Name:
Alouatta seniculus
Lifespan:
15-25 years

Properties

Drawings include:

Venezuelan Red Howler side elevation (assorted), front

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New World Monkeys are descendants of African simians that once colonized South America. They are composed of five families: Callitrichidae, Cebidae, Aotidae, Pitheciidae, and Atelidae endemic to Mexico and Central and South America. Most are small to medium size in size.

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