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Threats

Capuchin monkeys are threatened by deforestation, the pet trade, and humans hunting for bushmeat. According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, nearly all species are decreasing in population, with many facing threats of extinction. Since capuchins have a high reproductive rate and can adapt to different living environments, they can survive forest loss more than some other species, however, habitat fragmentation is still a threat. Predators include jaguars, cougars, jaguarundis, coyotes, tayras, snakes, crocodiles, birds of prey, and humans. The main predator of the tufted capuchin is the harpy eagle, which has been seen bringing several capuchin back to its nest.