Green monkey (Chlorocebus sabaeus). Widely distributed in the savannas of West Africa; its pelage is greenish and a golden tone around the face is conspicuous. Males are about 50 cm and 4–8 kg, females slightly smaller at about 45 cm and 3.5–5 kg. Diurnal, primarily frugivorous, also feeding on leaves and flowers seasonally. They sometimes store food in cheek pouches. Groups are multi-male, multi-female with hierarchical structure, numbering from several dozen to about 80 individuals; breeding is concentrated in the rainy season. Currently assessed as Least Concern.