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Baboon Tag X is one of the several game modes available in Roblox. As the name suggests, it is a tag game starring colorful apes who must navigate arenas to avoid getting tagged. While it sounds ...

When we think of animals with long, sharp teeth, baboons do not typically come to mind. However, some baboons have teeth that are as long as a mountain lion’s. Baboons also use their teeth for more ...

A long-awaited strategy to manage the Cape Peninsula’s free-ranging baboon population has been finalised, with authorities confirming the roll-out of an action plan aimed at promoting conservation ...

A group of baboons thought it was safe to climb down from a tree when a buffalo wandered off, but they were wrong. In a hysterical video posted by Wild Friends Africa, nearly a dozen baboons acting ...

Guinea baboons share food in ways that reflect the strength of their relationships. Close partners receive pieces calmly, while distant acquaintances see more snatching. The pattern mirrors how human ...

Baboons are remarkable animals. While they often are written off as unintelligent violently aggressive creatures and bear the brunt of uninformed slurs, nothing could be further from the truth about ...

Officials in Cape Town, South Africa, want to eliminate 117 primates from the area after increasing disputes between wildlife and residents, Mongabay reported. The local wildlife management group ...

Scientists at Swansea University have found that baboons line up while walking not as a defense tactic or strategic move, but simply to remain near their closest companions. These primates often move ...