Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx)

Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx)

Group of measured illustrations of the Mandrill seen from the front and side
Description
Description

The Mandrill (Mandrillus Sphinx) is a species of large primate native to equatorial Africa. Mandrills have brightly colored faces and just as brightly colored rumps. Their coloring not only labels them as attractive to their mates, but also helps them to follow each other through the dense and dark jungle. They are the largest of the Old World Monkeys in the world. Mandrills live in tropical rainforests, and while they mostly walk along the forest floor, their opposable thumbs allow them to climb all the way to the canopy. Much like pet hamsters, mandrills have cheek pouches for food storage. They eat fruits and nuts as well as small animals.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Mandrills have a head-body length of 21.7”-37.4” (55-95 cm), tail length of 2”-3.9” (5-10 cm), height on all fours of 20.5”-35.4” (52-90 cm), and body width between 9.4”-16.5” (24-42 cm). The typical weight of the Mandrill is in the range of 26.5-81.5 lb (12-37 kg). Mandrills have lifespans between 20-28 years in the wild and 32-40 years in captivity.

Pair of elevation illustrations of the Mandrill seen from various sitting poses
Pair of elevation illustrations of the Mandrill seen from various sitting poses
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx)
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
20.5”-35.4” | 52-90 cm
Width:
9.4”-16.5” | 24-42 cm
Depth:
Length:
21.7”-37.4” | 55-95 cm
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Weight:
26.5-81.5 lb | 12-37 kg
Area:
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Tail Length: 2”-3.9” | 5-10 cm

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Scientific Name:
Mandrillus sphinx
Lifespan:
20-28 years (wild); 32-40 years (captivity)

Drawings include:

Mandrill side elevation (assorted), front

Old World monkeys, belonging to the family Cercopithecidae, are primates native to Africa and Asia, distinguishing them from their New World counterparts found in the Americas. These diverse species vary greatly in size, diet, and habitat, living in rainforests, savannas, and mountainous regions.

11”-17.7” | 28-45 cm
5.1”-8.7” | 13-22 cm
13.8”-23.6” | 35-60 cm
7.7-20 lb | 3.5-9 kg
20-30 years (wild); 30-35 years (captivity)
Bonnet Macaque
45.000
22.000
60.000
9.000
35.00
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Bonnet Macaque
15.75”-17.7” | 40-45 cm
7.5”-8.3” | 19-21 cm
20.5”-22.4” | 52-57 cm
17.6-26.5 lb | 8-12 kg
22-32 years (wild); 27-39 years (captivity)
Japanese Macaque
45.000
21.000
57.000
12.000
39.00
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Japanese Macaque
16.1”-22.8” | 41-58 cm
8.7”-11.4” | 22-29 cm
20.9”-29.9” | 53-76 cm
15.4-50.7 lb | 7-23 kg
15-20 years (wild); 17-23 years (captivity)
Proboscis Monkey
58.000
29.000
76.000
23.000
23.00
GUIDE
3D
Proboscis Monkey
20.5”-35.4” | 52-90 cm
9.4”-16.5” | 24-42 cm
21.7”-37.4” | 55-95 cm
26.5-81.5 lb | 12-37 kg
20-28 years (wild); 32-40 years (captivity)
Mandrill
90.000
42.000
95.000
37.000
40.00
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Mandrill
18.1”-26.4” | 46-67 cm
13”-17.7” | 33-45 cm
19.3”-27.6” | 49-70 cm
22-66 lb | 10-30 kg
20-30 years (wild); 31-38 years (captivity)
Hamadryas Baboon
67.000
45.000
70.000
30.000
38.00
GUIDE
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Hamadryas Baboon
13”-18.1” | 33-46 cm
7.9”-11” | 20-28 cm
16.5”-24” | 42-61 cm
6.6-22 lb | 3-10 kg
20-30 years (wild); 30-35 years (captivity)
Lion-Tailed Macaque
46.000
28.000
61.000
10.000
35.00
GUIDE
3D
Lion-Tailed Macaque
16.5”-29.5” | 42-75 cm
5.5”-9.8” | 14-25 cm
19.3”-34.6” | 49-88 cm
14.3-27.5 lb | 6.5-12.5 kg
15-24 years (wild); 20-30 years (captivity)
Patas Monkey
75.000
25.000
88.000
12.500
30.00
GUIDE
3D
Patas Monkey
14.2”-22” | 36-56 cm
6.7”-10.6” | 17-27 cm
17.7”-27.6” | 45-70 cm
22-35 lb | 10-16 kg
20-25 years (wild); 25-30 years (captivity)
Barbary Macaque
56.000
27.000
70.000
16.000
30.00
GUIDE
3D
Barbary Macaque
16.1”-22.4” | 41-57 cm
7.9”-11” | 20-28 cm
18.5”-25.2” | 47-64 cm
11.7-17 lb | 5.3-7.7 kg
20-30 years (wild); 25-40 years (captivity)
Rhesus Macaque
57.000
28.000
64.000
7.700
40.00
GUIDE
3D
Rhesus Macaque