Crazy Monkey Game

The Crazy Monkey Game is a score kept matching game, featuring various monkeys of the world. This game is free and challenges the memory. Score is kept allowing you to try and do better each time.

Another thrilling feature to the Crazy Monkey Game that makes it even more awesome then just a matching game - you must find the icons that match in some way! When you make a linked match the crazy monkey game for kids & adults will show the link. You also get some help along the way.

The Crazy Monkey Game is addictive and will challenge your memory. Have Fun!!!

Monkeys are very good problem solvers and will go all the way to help someone with their homework. They are strong minded thinkers and analyze a problem in half the time and would charge double the cost. Because they are very intelligent they can adapt to any career.

Gibbons are sometimes called "lesser apes." While their skulls and teeth resemble those of the great apes and they lack tails, gibbons are smaller, are pair bonded, and do not make nests. In these ways they are more like monkeys. Gibbons dwell in trees and are known for their skill at brachiating, or swinging from branch to branch sometimes at speeds up to 35 miles per hour. There are about twelve different species of gibbons.

Some of South America's most famous mammal species dwell in the forests the Puma and Jaguar. They are very elusive, so a sighting of these big cats on wildlife holidays in Costa Rica is a very fortunate event. There are many other wonderful mammal species to be seen, however. In Corcovado National Park, in the far south of the country, the rare Baird's Tapir is often seen in the coastal forest alongside the more common Northern Tamandua, Squirrel Monkey, Mantled Howler Monkey and Central American Spider Monkey. Overlooking the Arenal Volcano, nature enthusiasts can enjoy the comforts of a lodge and the sight of groups of White nosed Coatis investigating the grounds. Carara National Park offers the chance to see a Southern Tamandua or White faced Capuchin in the dense forest.

All monkeys in Uganda are members of the family Cercopithecidae (Old World monkeys). They fall into five genera: Collogues (closely related to the leaf eating monkeys of Asia), Cercopithecus (guenons), Papio (baboons), Erythrocebus (patas) and Cerocebus (Mangabeys). Some of these monkeys are nocturnal while others are diurnal. Important species in Uganda include; Vervet monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops) De Brazza’s monkey (cercopithecus neglectus) Blue monkey (cercopithecus aethiops) I’hoesti monkey (cercopithecus I’hoesti) Red tailed monkey (cercopithecus ascinius) Red colobus (piliocolobus badius) Black and white colobus (colobus guereza) Patas monkey (erythrocebus patas).

Spider monkeys remained in Belize as pets and be of any real threat to humans. However, as a tourist, it is best simply to note that both spider and howler in their natural habitat. Although they are very cute and adorable it is known that monkeys in the wild to throw objects such as fruits, rocks, and coconut to the people. May touch or feed the monkeys in the wild for the harm they are known to bite if they feel threatened. It can be dangerous monkeys like any other animal in the wild.

Howler monkeys are the biggest of all nine species of New World monkeys. And, they have wide nostrils that open from the side and no padding on their rumps, which sets them apart from Old World monkeys. They are also blessed with a tail that can be used for grasping, holding and wrapping around objects. Howlers use their tails as an extra arm with which they can use to grasp or hang from the tree branches. Given Howlers rarely go to the ground, their tail comes in quite handy. Since leaves make up the majority of their diet, they prefer to remain above ground where they can dine to their hearts content.

The Crazy Monkey Game will provide fun for hours on end.