Beaked Monkey  Beaked Monkey (Psittarhynchus fructophagii) or
Beakers (as they are sometimes called) are common on many
worlds, both in the wild and in captivity. In addition, they are
found on many starships as pets. Their planet of origin is not
known, but the animals can be documented as far back as far as
300 years pre-lmperial, with a range almost as widespread as at
the present.  Beaked monkeys typically weigh from 2 to 3
kilograms, and measure 60 to 75 cm in length, half of which is
generally taken up by the tail. Tails are sometimes bobbed on
animals kept aboard spacecraft. Beakers are covered by a short
fur, most commonly brown or gray. Black is rare, and white
extremely so. The skeleton and musculature follow typical terran
vertebrate norms. Respiration is accomplished by the usual
paired lung arrangement, the circulatory system is closed and
the heart four chambered, making the animal very similar to
certain small Terran mammals such as the squirrel monkey.  The
animal’s most notable feature, the b