Chacma Baboon (Papio cynocephalus
ursinus)
Baboons can live anywhere that there
is food, water, and safe sleeping habitat. Males are larger than
females. Males weigh between 25 to 45 kg and females weigh from
14 to 17 kg.
Baboons are active during daylight hours. They forage all day and
at night climb to safe roosts, at the top of big trees, in order
to escape the attentions of predators such as Leopards. Baboons
live in troops of up to 100 individuals and can live for as long
as 30 years.
Baboons feed on almost anything form
fruits, roots and young shoots to young antelope as well as eggs
and birds.
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Photography of Baboons
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