Baboons are widely distributed across Africa and parts of the Middle East. Baboons are well adapted for each habitat where they live. The chacma baboon, for instance, can live on a diet of just grass.

Baboons, however, live their entire lives in close and continuous proximity not only to friends and family but also to opponents. For a male, who may live in several different groups over the course ...

Baboon Ecology [4], the book that resulted ... In response to changing ecological conditions in Amboseli, Hook’s and Alto’s Groups shifted habitat and daily activities, gradual processes that were ...

A young Kinda baboon at Mahale Mountains Nationalpark, Tansania. A new study found this species of baboon forms long term male and female friendships. “Kinda baboon male and female relationships ...

The baboon's natural habitat is structurally complex, while the captive environment is often structurally simple and physically restrictive. There is a great deal of information available on baboons ...

Two baboon groups in their natural habitat in Senegal and one group at Nuremberg Zoo were studied. The research, published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences ...

A video has surfaced showing a road patrol attendant guiding a pair of baboons safely across Simon's Town's main road.