IPA: /juˈɑːkəri/
KK: /juˈɑːkəri/
A type of monkey that lives in trees, known for its short tail and mostly hairless face, found in the Amazon rainforest.
The uakari is known for its distinctive red face and social behavior in the trees of the Amazon.
The word 'uakari' originates from the Tupian language family, specifically from the word 'uakari', which refers to a type of monkey found in the Amazon rainforest. It describes a specific species known for its distinctive appearance and habitat.
Think of the unique monkey from the Amazon rainforest when you hear 'uakari' — it directly names this special animal.