The Vervet is an arboreal monkey that prefers to stay safe by spending much of its time in trees.
These creatures are nocturnal and forage during the day before sleeping at night.
The Vervet is an omnivore that eats both plants and other animals.
The majority of their food consists of young shoots and leaves, along with tree bark, fruits, flowers, and fruits from nearby trees.
They are able to reproduce starting at the age of five.
For the first week or so after birth, the infant clings to the mother's belly.
A variety of predators are to blame for deaths, but habitat loss and fragmentation also pose a threat to the monkeys.
The overall population size of the vervet monkey is not disclosed by the IUCN Red List or any other sources.