White-fronted capuchin. Distributed in the tropical rainforests of northern South America, it is diurnal and eats fruits and insects. Body length is about 30–40 cm, body weight is 1–3 kg, and it has a prehensile tail. Troops are multi-male/multi-female and number about 15–35 individuals, with more females and dominance hierarchies among males. They maintain cohesion by grooming and vocalizations; reproduction has no clear seasonality, and many births occur in the dry season. The species is currently listed as Least Concern.