The second primate I saw was the White-Faced Sakis are known as (Cebus capucinus) they are shy in the wild, opposite of the Orangutan.They are diurnal (active during the day) and arboreal (tree living). I saw three White-Faced Sakis when I went to the Como Zoo. It was hard for me to tell how old or young they were, beside being small you can tell if they were babies but it was hard because their face looks swallowing. They have a great leaping ability and that’s how they got the nickname “flying monkeys” in their native areas. They use their arms and legs to help them jump from one tree to another. They use their hands to help them hang on trees, and find resources they need to survive. The primate was eating leaves, and I also saw some pumpkins