How are monkeys adapted to life in trees?

Monkeys have well-developed free limbs, which is of great importance for adapting to life in trees. Tenacious legs, hands allow monkeys to firmly hold on to tree branches. It is important to note that monkeys have eyes directed forward, thanks to this they see an object with both eyes at the same time and can accurately determine the distance to it. This feature in the vision of monkeys is of great importance when monkeys jump from branch to branch.