The red-headed titi[1] (Cheracebus regulus) (also known as Juruá Collared Titi) is a marmoset species of New World Monkey endemic to Brazil.
- Initially, it was described as Callicebus regulus in 1927. The red-headed titi monkey’s tiny body is draped in a long, soft coat of dark reddish-brown fur.
- Two beautiful, expressive brown eyes light their pink triangular faces. Their nose is flat, and their nostrils are slanted.
- Their mouths are small and house short canine teeth. Their ears are covered by the thick fur that surrounds its face.
- A stripe of creamy white fur extends from the base of the ears to the throat. The Crown of its head is reddish, hence the common name.
- Their tails are black or dark brown at the base, ending in reddish hues at the tip.
