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$The yellow baboon (Papio cynocephalus) is a baboon in the family of Old World monkeys. The species epithet means \$

Two baboons cleaning together

Mantelpavian / Hamadryas Baboon / Papio hamadryas

Gelada Monkey Breast feeding her Baby

Two baboons sitting on grassy ground, one grooming the other, with a rocky background.

A young baboon is grooming another member of his family.

Baby baboon on top of its mother in the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. Wildlife shooting in a Safari.

Two baboons delousing each other

Chacma Baboon troop at play in Cape Town, South Africa in golden sunset light

A baboon grooming another baboon in a natural setting, showcasing social behavior and interaction among primates

Guinea baboon family (Papio papio). Parents caring for the young. Animal theme.

A close-up of a baboon on sandy terrain during a safari. The animal's fur displays earthy tones under natural daylight, evoking a sense of wildlife exploration.

Two Stump-tailed Macaque (Macaca arctoides) are grooming

Baboons grooming, Kruger National Park.

Baboons in Uganda country

Affe bei der Pflege

Olive baboon searching food on the head of the other, in Serengeti National Park

Two baboons interacting on a rocky surface in a natural setting

Mantelpavian / Hamadryas Baboon / Papio hamadryas

Photo of a couple of baboons groming at the Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya.

Male olive baboon sitting on a rock with another baboon behind him. Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania.

Experience the heartwarming bond between two guinea baboons as they cuddle together on a fallen tree in this delightful photograph. Known for their social nature and strong family ties, these primates exemplify the affectionate behavior seen in wildlife. Captured in exquisite detail, this image highlights the beauty of animal relationships and the importance of conservation efforts to protect their natural habitats.

Baboon troop, Pilanesberg National Park.

Monkeys use all four limbs—two arms and two legs—to walk and run. Their hands and feet are good for grasping tree branches. Monkeys have a coat of hair on most of their bodies. Many types have bare areas of skin on the face and buttocks.

$One wild baboon, sitting in wooded area, near other baboons.\n\nTaken near Lake Nakuru, Kenya, Africa.$

Bärenpavian / Chacma baboon / Papio ursinus

Animal, Fur, Head, Monkey

Close-up shot of a smaller younger Baboon grooming the forehead of an older larger animal.

Baboons in South Africa

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