What layer of the rainforest do monkeys live in?

Monkeys live in the canopy layer of the rainforest.

This is the uppermost layer of the rainforest, where the branches of tall trees form a dense, leafy roof. The canopy is a rich and diverse habitat, providing monkeys with:

* Food: Fruits, leaves, insects, and other small animals

* Shelter: Protection from rain, wind, and predators

* Space: Room to move around and socialize

While some monkeys may venture into the lower layers (understory) or even the forest floor, the canopy is their primary home.