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The world faces a significant environmental crisis, in which continuous natural environments are being reduced to disturbed fragments (Ladle and Whittaker, 2011). Some species can take advantage of this process, but the majority of biodiversity is threatened by human activities (IUCN, 2012). Ecological plasticity is regarded as a characteristic that favors species’ survival when habitat becomes degraded (McKinney, 1997). Most primates have generalist diets and show some behavioral plasticity (Garber, 1987); however, current knowledge is concentrated on some well studied species, while there is a lack of information for other primates.

Predation of birds by an endangered primate species, <i>Callicebus coimbrai</i>, in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest