Do monkey eat bananas peels

Answer 1

yes. when i mummy tree & a daddy tree love each other very much they create a monkey :) i also know that... At my recent reading at Warwick's bookstore, I was asked why monkeys peel bananas "upside-down." My flippant answer was that I don't answer "monkey questions," but the truth is that I just didn't know. However, Slate, the online magazine that usually writes about important things, answered the question in 2002. "Monkeys are the real experts" in peeling bananas, writes Steven E. Landsberg during a discussion of whether bananas are better eaten - by humans - from the bottom up. (I vote against. He's non-committal; Landsberg also claims to know a guy who "scoops out the seeds" before eating a banana. Since bananas are seedless, this is a miracle, and whoever this fellow is, he needs to talk to banana breeders immediately.) Some other general monkey/banana questions:

Q: Do monkeys eat bananas?

A: Yes.

Q: Do they peel the bananas prior to eating.

A: Yes - see above.

Q: Why do monkeys eat bananas?

A: Because they're delicious and available - same reason we do. Plus, monkeys are hungry l'il rascals, aren't they?

Q: Are gorillas litterbugs?

A: See first picture.

BONUS QUESTION: Do gorillas get bananas from trees, or vending machines?

A: See the bottom of this post.

Answer 2

Monkeys are, as might be expected, banana experts. Peeling a banana from the bottom only requires a slight pinch at the bottom, and the fruit splits open. At the "top" or stalk end you have to either bite it open or try to break it sideways which usually results in a mushed fruit which still has to be bitten open.

Try it yourself, The 'strings' that show up when you peel it the other way come off with the peel.

Answer 3

Yes. They eat the banana first, And then eat the peel later.

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

because they are negative geotropism

Answer 6

To keep the soft edible inside in