The scientific name of the golden-bearded tamarin is Saguinus tripartitus. It lives in trees and groups. It forages during the day and rests in tree holes at night. It is omnivorous, with fruits as its main food. It also eats insects, nectar and plant juices, and occasionally eats small vertebrates. The golden-bearded tamarin is polyandrous, and the female monkey gives birth to two cubs each time. The life span of wild golden-bearded tamarins is 6-10 years old.
The IUCN Red List is listed as: Near Threatened (NT).
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