Mike wrote about our assembly yesterday:
Yesterday at school we had some special visitors. They were MONKEYS! We learned a lot from the “monkey guy”. Monkeys should not be kept as pets. To get one you have to get a special permit.
New world monkeys are different in shape, size, and color
and they can be a pain. The older one
that came would not follow directions, she would throw her food especially
mushrooms, and she would take the other monkeys food.
Baby pygmy marmoset monkeys are small. We saw
one that only weighed 8 oz. and was the size of a pop can. They
don’t get to much bigger than that. Their
body length is between 130 to 370 mm or 5-14 inches long, and their tail is
between to 150 to 420 mm or 6-15 inches long.
Japanese macaque monkeys are medium sized. They are found living in cold regions of the
world. They are the world’s most northern living monkey species. They adapt incredibly to their surroundings.
It was a very fun assembly (funny too), and we liked
it! 
Nice reporting, Mike! You did a really great job mentioning everything that happened. Anybody who wasn't there for the assembly will get a very good idea of what we all saw with The Monkey Man. Keep up the good work, class bloggers! Ms. Bryan
ReplyDeleteThank you Ms. Bryan for the comment. Where you here for the monkey man?
ReplyDeleteDid he came to your school?
HI Mike
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have been there for the monkey man. I am happy you gave so much detail though. I feel like I saw it myself. Great reporting!!