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Five different species of baboons exit in the world today and all live in Africa or Arabia. Baboons are the world's largest monkeys. Like other Old World monkeys, they do not have prehensile (gripping) tails.

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What is the proper name for a group of Baboons?

It is a "congress". Seems appropriate, given what we see regularly.

How sharp are coyotes teeth?

Well there's really no difference of their teeth. Wolves and coyotes are part of the same branch of big wild dogs. With pictures that I found I'd say that the coyotes' teeth are a little sharper than the wolves' teeth.

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Are Chacma Baboons endangered?

yes baboons are an endangered species

According to the IUCN Redlist, of the five baboon species, four are listed as least concern, and one as near threatened. No baboon species are listed as endangered.

The original answer is not correct, as the first improvement points out. Secondly, as the improvement also implies, "baboon" is not a species, but a few species, not even all in the same genus.

What kind of cereal can baby birds eat?

It may depend on the bird, but in general, fruit and vegetables are good, and things like bread, dairy products and meat should never be given. Avocados are poisonous to many birds, as are chocolate and alcohol, so avoid those at all costs.

If it is very young, you might want to consider mashing up the vegetables to make it easier for it to eat.

From pet birds I've had in the past, I've found carrots, apples and raspberries to be favorites.

What do you call young one of a baboon?

A young baboon is called a "baby baboon." I mean, it's not rocket science. Just put "baby" in front of the animal's name and you've got yourself the answer. Now go impress your friends with that fascinating piece of information.

What is a baboons life cycle?

Life CycleThe baboon's life span ranges from 35-40 years. There is not a mating season. They usually only have one baby. The mother raises the baby. The baby is born in a tree. They have live babies. The baby doesn't have a special name. The babies are very small when they are born. They hang on to their mother's belly when they are born. The baboon takes about as long as a human to have a baby. When thy grow up their hair gets longer and their teeth get sharper.

What are a baboon's closest relatives?

Humans and bonobos. The former shares 98.5% of genetic material, while the latter shares 99.6%. Chimps are more closely related to these two than they are to any of the other great apes, namely gorillas and orangutans.

What is the difference between a orangutan and a baboon?

i honestly do not know, why r u lukin at this anyway? u shud b workin...

How much do meerkats eat in a day?

That'd only be applicable to meerkats in zoos. And zoos will often feed animals several times a day to keep them occupied.

What does the howler monkey have that helps it survive?

Howler monkeys need lots of water and insects we all know they LOVE bannans.

Are zoos the best place for endangered animals?

animals should not be kept in zoo's, even though they are well fed and cared for nowadays they cannot exhibit their natural behavior characteristics that would normally be present in the wild, this in turn produces stress which will affect the health and well-being of the animals

While new world monkeys have prehensile tails to aid in moving from tree orangutans do not what adaptation do orangutans have that facilitate their partially arboreal lifestyle?

Adaptations of orangutans that have facilitated their partially arboreal lifestyle include hook-like hands, and hip and shoulder joints that are highly flexible. Another example is their long forelimbs.

Are baboons predators or prey?

Well, I don't really know because you see, baboons are the second bluest species of animal on the face of the earth and most likely to paint themselves red because of this desturbing blue fact.

Do baboons have enemies?

Besides man, chimpanzees have very few natural predators. Enemies of the chimp include the leopard, python, and crocodiles. Typically, these animals only attack a weakened, sick, or young chimpanzee.

Why are baboons the most dangerous monkey?

There are several reasons:

  • They have claws sharper than that of a tiger.
  • They are among the most aggressive animals known to man.
  • Their jaws have up to 50 tons (per square inch) of force when they chomp down.

Do baboons have long claws?

Baboons do not have claws. They have hands, similar to human hands.

What does the Gelada baboon eat?

Baboons are omnivores, but they are mostly vegetarian. They eat insects and occasionally prey on fish, shellfish, hares, birds, vervet monkeys, and small antelopes. They are foragers and are active at irregular times throughout the day and night. They can raid human dwellings and in South Africa they have been known to prey on sheep and goats.

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What is an example of a life cycle?

A brief one,

A frog is born from eggs, the eggs hatch into tadpoles, the tadpoles eat algae and begin to grow their legs, eventually their gills change into lungs and will become adult frogs, they eat larger things, reproduce, die and it starts again.

Try to make up your own ;) (wink)

Do vegetarians eat shellfish?

Technicaly, anyone has the ability to eat anything. But in all seriousness to your question (meaning that you are asking whether it goes against vegetarian's beliefs to eat fish) the answer is no, they cannot, as fish are living creatures.

How do you beat the angry baboon on rino rush?

you just keep hitting its head untill it dies and once you hit on the head and it has stars around its head then you can charge at its but aswell. then it will climb the tree and start throwing coconuts at you then all you have to do is dodge them. Then YOU WIN !!!

How do baboons mark or claim their territory?

Baboons live in hierarchical groups and determine dominance by vocal confrontations. Males are especially territorial with females in a group and will visually threat males from another group by showing off their teeth.