Meet a resident of the Bioparco

Currently visible Tufted capuchin

Cocco

Sapajus apella

Cocco

Their story, personality and the details worth observing in person.

Meet Cocco

Cocco is an invented editorial name for this provisional profile. In the sample story, the animal curiously explores keeper-provided enrichment and often chooses the same quiet spot to rest. This individual profile does not describe a real specimen and will be replaced by Bioparco.

An individual, not just a species

The identity card of Cocco

Sex
non specificato
Origin
The individual name, sex and story are invented provisional editorial content; scientific information refers to the species.

Verifiable facts and scientific language

Species profile

Tufted capuchin

Sapajus apella

The tufted capuchin is an intelligent primate with dark head tufts and dexterous hands.

Class
Mammalia
Diet
Omnivore
IUCN status
LC Least Concern Least Concern (LC) It is widespread or abundant and currently faces a low risk. IUCN Red List classification
Natural habitat
Tropical and subtropical forests.
Distribution
Northern and central South America.
Feeding
Fruit, seeds, insects, eggs and small vertebrates.
Characteristics
An intelligent primate with dark head tufts and dexterous hands.

One fact to take home

Observe, connect, remember

It can use stones and other objects as tools.