6.6K views · 186 reactions | A young capuchin monkey takes his first steps towards adulthood: he’s six months old and it’s the first time he’s left his mother to venture out alone onto the nearby branches. Into the Wild Colombia | Smithsonian Channel | Facebook

137K views · 3.6K reactions | Capuchin Monkey Meela spends some time with her pet human playing and cuddling on the bed. We show her pretty little monkeys hands, feet, teeth and belly. She's a cute little princess monkey. | MonkeyBoo | Facebook

2.3K views · 73 reactions | Wild capuchin monkeys in many areas use stone hammers and anvils to crack nuts and seeds. They will transport stones and nuts to an anvil for this reason. Jose is using his enclosure as a tool, too. Jose wants his lime to open up but since it is so sour (he doesn’t want to bite it) he is trying to break it open using his exhibit metal surfaces. | Ochsner Park Zoo | Facebook

Capuchin Monkey - Manuel Antonio National Park