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A Group of Monkeys

Description

A group of monkeys refers to a collection or gathering of monkeys. Monkeys are highly social animals that often live in troops or communities, engaging in complex social interactions.

Sample Sentences

Noun - Group of Monkeys

  • The group of monkeys swung through the jungle trees, chattering and playing.
  • Visitors to the zoo were thrilled to see a group of monkeys grooming each other.
  • A loud noise startled the group of monkeys, causing them to flee from the branch they were sitting on.

Verb - Grouping Monkeys

  • The researchers are currently grouping monkeys based on their behavior for the study.
  • We observed the monkeys grouping together, huddling closely for warmth.
  • Efforts were made to group the monkeys with similar temperaments in order to maintain peace within the enclosure.

Adjective - Monkey Group

  • We witnessed a thrilling show of monkey group behavior at the national park.
  • The monkey group ritual impressed the onlookers with its coordinated movements.
  • A monkey group hierarchy was established, with the dominant males leading the troop.

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