Ink monkey: bright eyes. The ink monkey is very small and can be put into a pen container, so it often sleeps curled up in the pen container. The owner often puts it next to the box with the pen container. If it is called grinding ink, as long as you tap the pen container three times, it will jump out quickly, kneel next to the inkstone, hold the ink with your front paws first, and then grind it slowly.
Until the owner told it to stop "hands". Interestingly, when the master was writing, he kept waiting by the inkstone. Sometimes he finds small insects such as mosquitoes, flies and ants on the table. He rushed to catch them and ate them. After the master left, he stuck out his tongue to lick the remaining ink in the inkstone, and then jumped into the pen container to sleep. Because it can grind and lick ink, people call it "ink monkey" figuratively.
Thumb monkey
In the forests of the Amazon River valley in South America, there lives a kind of the world's smallest monkey-Thumb Monkey, also known as Marmoset. When this monkey grows up, its height is only10-12cm and its weight is 80-100g. The newborn monkey is only the size of a broad bean and weighs 13g. This kind of monkey likes to catch lice and eat them, so raising them has become a hobby of local Indians.
Hummingmonkey
Hummingmonkey (scientific name: Nycticebus coucang) is a kind of monkey of the genus Hummingmonkey, which has 9 subspecies. Small and slow-moving, it is an inferior monkey with a body length of 28 ~ 38 cm. Two small ears are hidden in a hairy round head; Eyes are round and big. The limbs are short and thick, the length is equal, the second toe still has claws, and the tail is short and hidden in the bushes. The back of the body is brown-gray or orange-yellow, with a brown ridge extending from the top to the base of the tail in the middle, and the abdomen is brown, with dark brown ring spots on the eyes and ears.