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    This document discusses the yellow-tailed woolly monkey, an endangered species that lives in Peru's Amazon region and is threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, and illegal hunting. It provides details on the monkey's habitat, diet, reproduction rates, protected areas, and conservation efforts like a commemorative coin issued by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru to raise awareness. The species faces critical endangerment and its population may further decline due to deforestation and climate change impacts.

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    This document discusses the yellow-tailed woolly monkey, an endangered species that lives in Peru's Amazon region and is threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, and illegal hunting. It provides details on the monkey's habitat, diet, reproduction rates, protected areas, and conservation efforts like a commemorative coin issued by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru to raise awareness. The species faces critical endangerment and its population may further decline due to deforestation and climate change impacts.

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    This document discusses the yellow-tailed woolly monkey, an endangered species that lives in Peru's Amazon region and is threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, and illegal hunting. It provides details on the monkey's habitat, diet, reproduction rates, protected areas, and conservation efforts like a commemorative coin issued by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru to raise awareness. The species faces critical endangerment and its population may further decline due to deforestation and climate change impacts.

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    Proyecto Ingles Diapositivas

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    cristian
    This document discusses the yellow-tailed woolly monkey, an endangered species that lives in Peru's Amazon region and is threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, and illegal hunting. It provides details on the monkey's habitat, diet, reproduction rates, protected areas, and conservation efforts like a commemorative coin issued by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru to raise awareness. The species faces critical endangerment and its population may further decline due to deforestation and climate change impacts.

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    Instructor:

    Final English Project - Lucy Lizárraga Marcelo.


    Members: Theme:
    -Oracio Bobadilla Angulo -The extinction of the yellow-
    -Cesar Peralta Mendoza tailed woolly monkey.
    - Cristian
    Manuel Quiroz Ortiz
    This time we are going to talk about an endangered animal
    that is the yellow-tailed woolly monkey.
    Woolly monkey
    location Perú

    He lives mainly in the territory of


    Amazonas and San Martin, but has also
    been found crossing the boundaries with
    Loreto, La Libertad and Huánuco. It is
    believed to live between 1500 and 3000
    meters above sea level, more precisely in
    montane forests and haze forests.
    Chontillas Fruits

    Foods that consume yellow-tailed


    woolly monkey

    Bejucos Leaves of
    Seeds higuerones
    Why is the yellow-tailed
    woolly monkey going Illegal hunting Deforestation
    extinct?
    It is threatened by the loss and degradation
    of its habitat, illegal hunting and
    deforestation. For this reason, it is classified
    as critically endangered, a situation that
    may be further aggravated by deforestation
    and fragmentation of its habitat, and by the
    effects of climate change.

    This species of monkey is among the 25 most


    threatened primates in the world, according
    to the International Primatology Society. In
    our country, it faces the highest degree of
    threat that is critically endangered
    The refuges of the yellow-
    tailed woolly monkey
     This emblematic species is protected in 4 national  “Corosha is a positive story. It is an Amazon
    protected natural areas: Abiseo River National Park, community that preserves its forests and you
    Cordillera de Colan National Sanctuary, Chayu can see monkeys passing very close to a
    Nain Communal Reserve and Alto Mayo Protection human population. The important thing about
    Forest, as well as in the Abra Patricia Alto Nieva Corosha is that people decided to change their
    Private Conservation Area. way of life to conserve.”
    Its reproductive rate is
    very slow and it can only
    have one calf every three
    years.
    Curious fact
    Within the framework of actions to contribute to its conservation, the Central Reserve
    Bank of Peru, in coordination with the Ministry of the Environment (Minam), presented
    the eighth coin in the numismatic series "Threatened Wildlife of Peru", alluding to the
    monkey yellow tailed woolly Said coin with a denomination of S/ 1.00 has already entered
    into circulation. This initiative seeks to raise awareness among citizens about the
    importance of conserving our threatened species.
    Information sources
    https://old.sernanp.gob.pe/sernanp/archivos/imagenes/
    biodiversidad/5_Ficha_Mono_choro_2.0.pdf

    https://andina.pe/agencia/noticia-conoce-al-mono-
    chorocola-amarilla-imagen-de-nueva-moneda-un-sol-
    746706.aspx

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