Monkey Coloring Pages
Monkeys live all over Asia, Africa and South America, and there are more than 260 species of them, from the tiny pygmy marmoset (small enough to sit in your palm) to big, familiar ones like macaques and baboons. Almost all of them have opposable thumbs, just like us, which is part of why they're so good at climbing, grabbing and getting into trouble.
You'll find a bit of everything on this page: realistic monkeys from the jungle, cartoon monkeys, even a flying monkey from the Wizard of Oz and the legendary Monkey King from Chinese mythology.
Baby monkeys, known as infants, spend their days playing games, learning from their moms, and practicing their acrobatic skills as they grow up in the lively jungle!
Hang in there!
Monkey hanging from a vine
Monkey with a banana
Capuchin Monkey
Capuchin monkeys love to play and explore the jungle with their friends, using their clever minds and nimble fingers to swing from tree to tree!
Chimpanzees are clever and curious creatures who love to swing through the trees, chatter with their friends, and even use tools to solve puzzles!
Howler monkeys are the loudest animals in the jungle, with their deep, rumbling roars echoing through the trees as they swing with their long tails and fiery red fur!
Tamarin monkeys are like little acrobats of the rainforest, with their tiny bodies, long tails, and colorful fur, leaping from branch to branch with boundless energy and cheerful chirps!
Winged Monkeys from the Wizard of Oz
The most famous monkeys in storybook land can fly, even though you'd never spot their wings. They only pop them out when it's time to take off, like the day the Witch sent them swooping down on Dorothy and her friends.
Hanuman's Playful Essence: With its swirling energy and dynamic movement, this monkey spirit evokes the playful and mischievous nature of Hanuman from Hindu mythology, embodying his agility and boundless vitality as he leaps across the pages of legend.
Sun Wukong coloring pages capture the legendary Monkey King's boundless energy and charisma. This character from Chinese mythology invites children to immerse themselves in the thrilling adventures of Journey to the West as they bring this iconic figure to life with vibrant hues and imaginative detail.
Show monkeys
Monkey with a banana
Monkey with a banana
The preference for bananas varies among different species of monkeys, just like humans have varied tastes in food. Some monkeys, such as capuchins and macaques, do enjoy bananas as part of their diet, but they also consume a variety of other fruits, vegetables, nuts, insects, and even small animals depending on their natural habitat and dietary needs.
Draw your own monkey face!
Draw your own monkey face!
Draw your own monkey face!
Monkey Hot Air Balloon
