Meet the pygmy marmoset, the smallest monkey in the world — weighing as little as a stick of butter. Native to the Amazon rainforest, these pocket-sized primates use their sharp teeth to gnaw holes in tree bark, feeding on the sap inside. Their tiny size doesn’t stop them from being bold. Pygmy marmosets can leap over 15 feet between branches, a superpower that helps them escape predators and navigate their treetop world. #PygmyMarmoset #SmallButMighty #AmazonWildlife #MonkeyFacts #WildlifePhoto