Monkeys Coloring Pages

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Monkey coloring page: a happy monkey hangs upside down from a tree branch
Monkey coloring page: a happy monkey hangs upside down from a tree branch
Monkey coloring page: a smiling monkey holds a striped beach ball over its head
Monkey coloring page: a smiling monkey holds a striped beach ball over its head
Monkey coloring page: a mother monkey and three baby monkeys sitting on a large branch
Monkey coloring page: a mother monkey and three baby monkeys sitting on a large branch
Monkey coloring page: a mischievous monkey wearing a small hat, lying down and looking sideways
Monkey coloring page: a mischievous monkey wearing a small hat, lying down and looking sideways
Monkey coloring page: a cheerful monkey with big boots dancing happily with arms raised
Monkey coloring page: a cheerful monkey with big boots dancing happily with arms raised
Monkey coloring page: Curious George looking at a butterfly perched on a log
Monkey coloring page: Curious George looking at a butterfly perched on a log
Monkey coloring page: a slender monkey in a playful pose, with one hand raised
Monkey coloring page: a slender monkey in a playful pose, with one hand raised

Welcome to Our Monkey Coloring Pages

Swing into adventure with our monkey coloring pages! Color playful chimpanzees, mighty gorillas, ginger orangutans, swinging spider monkeys, baboons, capuchins and lush jungle scenes. Every page is bananas waiting to happen.

About Monkeys

There are around 260 species of monkeys living in tropical forests across Africa, Asia and South America. They’re divided into two main groups: Old World monkeys (with non-prehensile tails, like baboons) and New World monkeys (with grasping tails, like spider monkeys). Apes — chimps, gorillas, orangutans, bonobos — aren’t technically monkeys (no tails!) but they’re closely related. Monkeys are highly intelligent: they use tools, recognize themselves in mirrors, and have complex social lives. Did you know capuchin monkeys wash their food before eating?

How to Color Online

Click any image and pick a color from the palette. Click on any area to fill it. Real monkeys are mostly brown, black or grey — but get creative! Why not a rainbow monkey, a galaxy gorilla, or a hot-pink orangutan? Save or print your finished art. Free, no account needed.

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