Baboon
Africa’s Diverse Primate
Baboons, Old World monkeys belonging to the Papio genus, are captivating primates found in Africa and parts of the Arabian Peninsula.
They vary in size, with the smallest Kinda baboon at 50 cm and the largest chacma baboon at 120 cm.
Baboons are recognized by their distinctive features, including long muzzles, sharp canine teeth, and ischial callosities on their buttocks.
There are six baboon species, each native to specific African regions and characterized by unique behaviors and appearances.
They exhibit complex social structures, omnivorous diets, and sexual dimorphism in size and features.
Baboons are remarkable creatures that contribute to Africa’s rich biodiversity.
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