Sound up! If you’re brave! Our howler monkey pair, Carlito and Eva, like to demonstrate exactly why they’re called howler monkeys. It’s not unusual for both male and female howler monkeys to howl together. It’s thought that this both establishes their territory and strengthens their mate bond. Howler monkeys can be heard up to 3 miles away, so chances are if you live near the Zoo, you can hear these two singing love songs to each other! | Potawatomi Zoo

Have you heard the howler monkeys, one of the loudest animals in the world, in the Park? As the name suggests, the howler monkey is a vociferous animal and their calls can be heard clearly up to three miles away. The Howler’s specialised voice box allows it to expand and amplify sounds and its territorial boundaries in the wild are mapped out by howling sessions with neighbouring troops. Thanks to our ranger Eibhlín for the video! www.fotawildlife.ie | Fota Wildlife Park

Did you know that howler monkey sounds were used for dinosaur sounds in Jurassic Park?!👀🤯 Honestly hearing them in person is otherworldly and walking through Ancient Mayan temples with toucans, parrots, coatis and more around is just insane! Our guide was amazing at spotting wildlife and teaching us all about Mayan history and culture which is why we really wanted a guide for Tikal! And having two meals and snacks included just made it so much easier with having the whole family in tow! 👉We a

2.7M views · 4.6K reactions | Howler monkey babies have an unusual—and accidental—predator: capuchin monkeys. In Panama, scientists have spotted the primates kidnapping howler infants and inadvertently killing them. But what is causing this behavior? Find out more: https://on.natgeo.com/4mueg2G | National Geographic | Facebook