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Capuchins (Cebus spp. and Sapajus spp.) are small, intelligent monkeys native to Central and South America. Recognizable by their expressive faces and curious nature, they are skilled tool users, often seen cracking nuts or using sticks to gather food. Capuchins live in social groups, communicating through calls and gestures. They are omnivores, feeding on fruits, insects, small animals, and eggs.
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00:00Capuchins are small, intelligent monkeys native to Central and South America.
00:06Recognizable by their expressive faces and curious nature,
00:11they are skilled tool users, often seen cracking nuts or using sticks to gather food.
00:17Capuchins live in social groups, communicating through calls and gestures.
00:23They are omnivores, feeding on fruits, insects, small animals, and eggs.
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