Babookari

The Babookari is a species of hypothetical future mammal created for the film The Future is Wild. The babookari is a social monkey that inhabits the Amazonian grasslands 5 million years from now. It is descended from the uakari, an adaptable monkey that inhabits rainforests. The babookari is one of the first terrestrial New World monkey, excluding the presently extinct Cuban Monkey. It can grow to 3 feet tall. The legs of the babookari lengthened so it can cover long distances and escape predatory carakillers. Its tail became longer to signal the rest of the troop. Otherwise the bright colors on its bald face and rear work well for signaling. The diet of the babookari is quite variable, eating just AbOUT anything available. To satisfy their poor diet, the babookari catches fish. They weave basket-like fish traps to catch fish. Their predators include other babookaris and carakillers.

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