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This media file captures a green informational display board, likely situated within a zoo or wildlife park in Mysuru, India, given the bilingual text in English and Kannada. The board, seen from a slightly tilted angle, is dedicated to the "TUFTED CAPUCHIN Cebus apella apella" monkey. A wire mesh fence, possibly part of an animal enclosure, occupies a significant portion of the left and right sides of the frame, with trees and sunlight visible through it, indicating a daytime setting. The display board features an illustration of a Tufted Capuchin monkey and a map highlighting its distribution across South American countries like Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, and the Guianas. Information sections detail descriptive notes, such as its characteristic head coloration, social behavior in groups of 8 to 15, quadrupedal locomotion, prehensile tail usage, and tool-using capabilities. Other sections cover its "Habitat and Distribution," "Diet in the zoo" (fruits, vegetables, eggs, insects), "Life span" (35-40 years), "Conservation Status" (IUCN Red List: Least Concern), "Diet in the wild" (fruits, vegetation, eggs, insects, reptiles, birds, small mammals), and "Breeding habits" (150-160 day gestation, males mature at 7 years, females earlier at 4 years). The bright natural light suggests a sunny day.
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