But here are some other animals that can swing, though they might not do it as gracefully as monkeys:
* Orangutans: While not technically monkeys, orangutans are great brachiators (swinging by their arms), even better than some monkey species.
* Gibbons: These small apes are amazing at swinging, using their long arms to move through the trees with incredible speed and agility.
* Lemurs: Some species of lemurs, like the ring-tailed lemur, are known to swing from branches, using their tails for balance.
* Squirrels: These small, nimble creatures can swing from branches using their claws and tails.
* Bats: While they don't swing in the same way as monkeys, bats use their wings to fly and maneuver through the air, which can be considered a form of swinging.
* Sloths: While slow-moving, sloths can actually swing from branches, using their strong claws to hang on.
* Some birds: While not swinging from branches, some birds like parrots and macaws use their strong beaks and feet to swing from perches.
So, while monkeys are the most well-known swing specialists, there are other animals in the animal kingdom that can swing, each in their own unique way!