The brown weeper capuchin[1], or Venezuelan brown capuchin, is a species of graceful capuchin monkey native to Venezuela.
- However, some sources suggest it is also found in Trinidad. These capuchins have dense brown fur, a dark forehead wedge, and a paler face, chin, and cheeks.
- Their heads and bodies measure approximately 42 centimeters (17 in) with a 44 cm (17 inches) tail.
- The various white-fronted capuchins are challenging to tell apart and seem to mix even when different taxa are found, along with other Cebus taxa recognized as distinct.
- Brown weeper capuchins may be conspecific with white-faced capuchins, which sometimes cannot be reliably physically distinguished from them.
