Howler Monkeys, one of the largest monkeys, are also one of the world's loudest animals. Their howls can be heard most evenings and mornings. 

They live in groups of up to 20 and are very social. These Howler Monkeys spend their time up high in the tree canopy. Their loud yelps have earned them the “Howler” title. A Howler Monkey group can be heard howling as far as three miles away at dusk or dawn. Primarily, males make this loud call to warn potential competitors. Howler Monkeys are very territorial, and they don’t want anything else coming into their location. 

Howler Monkeys have developed very sensitive noses to help them find ripe food. They quickly detect odors. The short snouts of these monkeys have wide nostrils, and they can smell nuts and fruits and nuts over one mile away. 

Monkeys are often associated with playfulness, curiosity, and mischief. They are known for their intelligence and problem-solving skills. They are clever and resourceful and symbols of wisdom and knowledge.

Monkeys are highly adaptable creatures, able to live in a wide range of environments and change their behavior to suit different circumstances. They are symbols of adaptability and flexibility.

Monkeys are highly social animals, and their behavior often reflects this. They form complex social structures and are known for their communication skills and ability to work together. They are symbols of social behavior and cooperation.