Baboons

All monkeys eat leaves, twigs, orchids and bananas.

Just like Humans, Rhesus monkeys have arms and legs.

Well, if there were a sharpening measuring machine the we could measure how sharp something is...

Resperitory system. As your lungs draw air in to your lungs the blood is flowing through your lungs and as you exhale the oxygen is forced through the lung tissue into your blood stream.

They turn red as a clear signal to the males a female is ready to become pregnant.

Baboons are principally vegetarians

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Spider monkeys all alone

Peeling plants and not a coin

In their hearts it's cold

Day and night they stay solid

Even their home

Rusty and old

Monkeys in all types

Ooh but this one is not in the minds

Nevr have they thought of loveliness

Key to happiness

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In relation to its body the gibbon has the longest arms.

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In the wild, baboons are estimated to live for 30 years. In captivity, such as zoos and preserves, the animals live up to 45 years.

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About thirty or forty years, depending on their habitat, species, and whether or not they were domesticated, or raised by humans.

Baboons usually stay with the birth troop, yes.

Air enters through the nose or mouth, this air then travels down the wind pipe, past the voice box and to the lungs. The lungs divide into two small tubes called bronchi, these bronchi then split into thousands of tiny tubes called bronchioles, at the end of these tiny bronchioles are millions of small 'air sacs' called alveoli. Once in the alvoli gas exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the capillary walls happens.

The oxygen which you have breathed in through your nose or mouth is diffused through the capillary walls to meet red blood cells, which then take the oxygen to the heart, where it pumps the blood cells to cells all over the body that need oxygen to function and do its job correctly.

when this oxygen reaches the cells it kind of 'swaps' positions with the carbon dioxide (CO2) which has been created as a waste product by the body's cells.

Once the CO2 is attached to the blood cells, it is returned to the heart where it pumps the blood cells back to the lungs, where gas is diffused again and the cycle starts again.

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Baboons are ground dwelling primates. Baboons are very adaptable to the environments in which they live, most baboons prefer woodlands and cliffs. The main environmental concern for a baboon is a readily available water supply.

No, invertebrates do not breathe carbon dioxide. All animals breathe oxygen.

A defense method many apes like the baboon use is to show their sharp teeth to warn off enemies.

First of all, what are pocket monkeys? If they are actual monkeys, then, yes, it would be a little dangerous to be near one. If no, then, probably not.

Monkeys are primates, and fairly similar to humans. As one might expect, the frequency of monkey flatulence will depend greatly on the individual specimen and its diet, just like their human counterparts.

Chimpanzees are mammals, therefore they produce sexually.

Yes. All primates have external ears.

It poops in the soil to give fertilizers to the plants.

Koalas are herbivores which eat eucalyptus leaves. Their front teeth, which they use for nipping off the leaves and gum blossoms, are quite sharp. Their molars, however, and flat and strong for chewing the leaves.

That depends on what you've eaten. It's fairly common to have discolored feces if you've eaten foods with dye in them or just a lot of foods that are one particular color.

Cardiovascular/Circulatory