Comments by "An13" (@An-kw3ec) on "Why Aren't There Snow Monkeys in North America or Europe?" video.

  1. In Mexico and Guatemala, monkeys dont live at elevations where frost is common, these regions have some lush forests, maybe new world monkeys simply cant handle cold climates. Florida despite being subtropical, still gets its extreme temperature swings. It seems they dont like anything colder than 10 ° C
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  2. @r.guerreiro140 Maybe is the type of forestry, above 1000 meters in central to northern America, forests become coniferous and deciduous, which is one of the barriers between Brazil and the southern cone too, forests in chile are too cold year around for monkeys,plus the forests become temperate with the lack of enough canopy for arboreal monkeys.
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  3. This is relative to each human ecotype. Europeans, East Asians, Siberians, Native Americans all have some common cold weather adaptations. Straight-wavy hair for head insulation-oil scalp distribution, more shallow vascular skin along with less melanin, smaller nostrils-airways entrances, wider ribcages, different metabolism, etc.....
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