* Quadrupedal locomotion: They primarily move on all fours, using their long, slender limbs to walk and run on branches.
* Leaping: They are excellent leapers, able to jump from branch to branch with impressive precision and agility.
* Climbing: They are skilled climbers, using their strong claws and prehensile tails for support and balance.
* Brachiation: While not their primary mode of movement, emperor tamarins can also use brachiation (swinging from branch to branch using their arms) in certain situations.
* Tail use: Their prehensile tail is an important part of their movement, acting as a fifth limb for balance, support, and grasping branches.
Overall, emperor tamarins are very adaptable and can navigate their arboreal environment with ease.