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Baboon antics are also particularly interesting to humans because many of their habit traits are almost 'human-like'.

A baboon flosses its teeth at Paignton Zoo after examining a bristle from a broom, inset

business Morgan said it was difficult to suggest exactly how the baboons had learnt how to floss but there may be a "social learning element".

[USA], July 7 ( ANI ): A team of researchers has found that males of baboon, including humans, often use long-term sexual harassment to control their mates.

Each baboon walked over to the leader it agreed with.

A study tracking food-crop-raiding events on 97 farms within 0.5 km of Kibale's forest edge found that 72% of households faced baboon raids over a 23-month period, including 228 discrete baboon raids (10).

The baboon is no longer found in modern Egypt, though quite when it disappeared is uncertain.

Asian elephants, ostriches and baboons were some of the other Lambton regulars.

This study aimed to establish a culture system of baboon primary osteoblasts and to investigate the effects of PM extract and its phytoestrogens on these cells.

One brazen baboon even appears to use the salmon-coloured bedsheet as a disguise when they flee the scene in Cape Town, South Africa, Cyril Ruoso, from Burgundy, France, captured the photos of the monkeys.

We here describe a case of Balantidium coli infection (Balantidiasis) in a 5 years old male hamadryas baboon (Papio hamadryas) in a pet shop in Saudi Arabia.

Finding a functioning baboon troop for cognitive research was serendipitous, explains study co-author Jenna Bovee, the elephant handler at the Seneca Park Zoo who is also the primary keeper for the baboons.

A baboon approaches one of the lawyers, shows his teeth and yawns.

WHO OR WHAT PLAYED THE BABOON on early modern London's stages?