[see ALOUATTE.] The ‘howling monkey.’
1852. T. Ross, trans. Humboldt’s Trav., I. viii. 278. The plaintive howling of araguatoes, which we had so often heard at Caripe, denoted the proximity of the storm.
[see ALOUATTE.] The ‘howling monkey.’
1852. T. Ross, trans. Humboldt’s Trav., I. viii. 278. The plaintive howling of araguatoes, which we had so often heard at Caripe, denoted the proximity of the storm.
