What is the white headed capuchin species?

The white-headed capuchin, scientifically known as Cebus capucinus, is a small primate native to Central and South America. Recognized for its distinctive white head and dark body, it is highly intelligent and known for its use of tools and social behaviors. These monkeys are often found in tropical forests and are social animals that live in groups. Due to habitat loss and hunting, their populations are facing threats, leading to conservation efforts to protect them.