Describe the monkey sentence on Monkey Mountain.

There are about thirty or forty monkeys in this group. Some of them are hiding in the bushes by the roadside, some are hanging upside down on the tree right, and some are squatting among the branches, all kinds of movements, chattering and screaming.

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The labor park keeps a group of monkeys. This is a lively and clever little animal. The monkey is covered with short brown hair. Their foreheads are bare and hairless, but they are covered with wrinkles, just like little old men. They have long nails on their light black claws. Their tails are thick and short, and they can't cover their bare red buttocks, so they are often teased by tourists.

They often scratch each other's fur with their paws and then put something in their mouths. People say that they catch lice to eat. In fact, they are not eating lice, but eating salt.

Ha, Monkey Mountain is really lively! Those little monkeys, some are climbing poles, some are swinging, some are chasing, some are fighting for food, and some are fighting ... What attracts me most is a little monkey wearing a little blue hat. It is short and thin, with a red face, flexible eyes, taupe fur and a thin tail. It sits on a concrete pier, holding a litchi in its hand. It bites off the shell first, then opens it with furry little hands, exposing the white pulp inside and stuffing it into its mouth. While tasting the delicious pulp, it looks around with its small eyes for fear that others will take it away.

In front of Wannian Temple, I saw a very cute little monkey, and I thought, "If only I could take a picture with this monkey." So I took a picture with this monkey. I didn't dare to hug at first, for fear that it would scratch me and bite me. It turned out to be very obedient. When I hold it, I only feel furry, soft, warm and lovely. I remembered the time when I used to hold those dolls. Although this monkey is not as big as my Mickey Mouse, it is still alive. When taking pictures, the little monkey made a funny line.