Definition of uakari in English:

uakari

nounPlural uakaris wəˈkɑːri

Mid 19th century: from Tupi.

词汇	uakari
释义	Definition of uakari in English: uakari nounPlural uakaris wəˈkɑːri A short-tailed monkey with a long, coarse coat and a bare red, white, or black face, found in the Amazon rainforest. 秃猴 Genus Cacajao, family Cebidae: two or three species Example sentencesExamples Red uakari monkeys are rare in zoos, where they are considered to be delicate and difficult to keep alive. The red uakari inhabits the rainforest canopy where they feed on leaves, fruit and insects. The black uakari is predominantly quadrupedal - walking, running and leaping with great frequency. The sakis, bearded sakis, and uakaris belong to the subfamily Pitheciinae and all have long shaggy hair. On a research visit to German zoos, he glimpsed his first uakari and saki monkeys, species indigenous to Brazil. Origin Mid 19th century: from Tupi.
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