did any native monkeys ever exist in north america ?

Answer 1

According to cryptozoologists, there may well be indigenous populations of monkeys that have been seen and encountered, but have not been confirmed by science. In fact, Loren Coleman, a leading cryptozoologist, has nicknamed these reputed creatures "napes," short for North American apes. These apes could be the offspring of released, illegally kept species from other countries, or of chimps brought from Africa during slave trading days. But they may be native to North American soil, as strange as it may sound. Also, the Sasquatch, whose habits have been studied in depth by scientists John Bindernagel and Jeff Meldrum, are regarded by these men as a species of ape, due to their reported behaviors and habits.

Answer 2

what do you mean by ever ,5 million years ago as well ,or only the last 300.000 years

all monkeys are tropical animals and can be found in jungles rain forrests and tropical forrests
not in Pine forrests of the north
but if you go back far enough ,the climates on this globe were totaly different everywhere.
England and Antarctica were once tropical places so then there could have been monkeys
a few million years ago

Answer 3

Not to my knowledge