How many monkeys are there on the tree?

Note the monkeys that were shot are not said to be from those in the tree. It is therefore left for us to conclude that the answer is 24 monkeys are left.

Are any monkeys herbivores?

Many people think that monkeys just eat bananas, but that isn’t true. Monkeys are omnivores. This means that they eat meat and plant-based foods. Some monkeys also eat meat in the form of bird’s eggs, small lizards, insects and spiders.

What do monkeys do for the ecosystem?

Monkeys play an important role in their native habitats by pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds as they travel. Some monkeys can swim; their webbed toes help them paddle through the water, and they may swim across a stream or river to avoid predators or get to food.

How many animals are in the river riddle?

The answer to this is: 1 rabbit + 3 monkeys + 6 parrots = 10 animals are going towards the river.

How many monkeys do you see Facebook?

The allegedly “correct” answer is five: Supposedly, the elephants are only observers (of the monkeys), and all of them see the two monkeys, who each have one parrot. So, one rabbit, two monkeys and two parrots equal five animals. I did not get five.

Is monkies a word?

No, monkies is not in the scrabble dictionary.

How do you spell monkey plural?

The plural of monkey is monkeys. There are some words ending in ‘y’ that become ‘ies’ when plural.

Why do monkeys live on trees?

Rainforests are excellent homes for monkeys for many reasons. One is the abundance of food. Those same trees also serve as protective homes for monkeys. Since monkeys can swing between branches high above the ground, they’re able to stay away from large predators on the ground who have trouble climbing.

How was the monkeys life on the tree?

Answer: The monkey saved himself by keeping a cool head and telling the crocodile that he had left his heart on the tree. The foolish crocodile took the monkey back to the river-bank, and on reaching there, the monkey climbed up to the safety of the tree.

How does the monkey jump out of the tree?

Here’s the setup. A monkey hangs from a branch of a tree. A hunter aims their rifle at a monkey. At the very instant the hunter pulls the trigger, the monkey gets startled by the sound, lets go of the branch, and falls from the tree.

What can we learn from the monkey and the Hunter?

But the “Monkey and the Hunter” thought experiment tackles a relatively well-understood topic: gravity. Imagine a hunter in the jungle who has just spotted a monkey grasping a tree branch above him.

How does the hunter know the monkey will drop from the branch?

The hunter also knows that the monkey will reflexively drop from the branch immediately after the hunter pulls the trigger. Immediately after the bullet exits the barrel, the monkey will begin his free fall toward the ground.

Will the bullet Whiz over the head of the monkey?

If he shoots at or above the monkey, won’t the bullet whiz over its head as the monkey falls toward the ground? But that’s wrong. The correct answer is 2: Aim directly at the monkey. Once the bullet exits the gun, there’s only one force acting on it with any significance: gravity (and some negligible air resistance in this case).