howlers
Howlers is a common name most often applied to howler monkeys, a group of New World primates in the genus Alouatta. They are among the largest current New World monkeys and are notable for their loud vocalizations, which can travel long distances through forested environments.
Physical characteristics and behavior: Howlers have robust bodies, coarse fur that varies in color by species,
Ecology and range: Howlers inhabit tropical and subtropical forests in Central and South America, with populations
Conservation: The conservation status of howler monkeys varies by species. Habitat loss, fragmentation, and hunting threaten
Other uses: The term howlers is also used in popular culture and sports as a name for