Primate World Animal Fact Sheet
WOLF'S GUENON
Cercopithecus wolfi

Range:
Congo and Uganda

The Wolf's monkey is a member of a large family of African monkeys known as guenons. It is generally dark gray in color with a reddish saddle on its back, white or yellow on its underside, black on its arms and brownish-red on its hindquarters. It also has black on the lower half of its tail and a black eye mask that goes across its face.





Habitat: lowland rain forests and swamp forests
Diet: Fruit, leaves, flowers, nectar and insects
Status: Threatened (IUCN)
Approximate Dimensions of Adult: Length (with tail): 50 inches
Weight: 6-9 lbs.
Lifespan: 20- 26 years.
Reproduction & Offspring:

Gestation: 160-170 days