Olive baboon

Olive Baboon (Papio anubis) Awash National Park, Ethiopia

Photo about Male Olive Baboon in Amboseli National Park, Kenya. Image of exploration, attraction, explore - 20020846

Olive Baboon (Papio anubis) This big guy knows he's important and struts his stuff accordingly. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

OLIVE BABOON Papio anubis Geographic Distribution and Habitat Found across 25 countries throughout equatorial Africa, the olive baboon (Papio anubis)—also referred to as the savanna monkey or Anubis baboon—has the most expansive range of any baboon species. Whether they are perched atop a steep, jagged slope overlooking sunlit grassy plains, or scurrying on all fours

Olive Baboon by David Lloyd - http://bit.ly/16RUeAF

Hi all, Herewith some photos from the September photo safari. There was a change in the weather, as is expected at this time of year, no more very cold mornings like we experienced in June July and August. Temperatures tend to fluctuate quite a lot at this time and our hottest day reached 36 deg C. The coolest was 21 deg C. As usual this time of year creates pressure on the animals as water sources dry out and the animals are forced to the big rivers or dams. This is of course where the…

Baboons are just recognized in Africa. They are the best adjusts of all monkeys to a physical existence, the Hamadryas being the most physical. Monkeys exist in an extensive variety of territories incorporating open living spaces. In any case they need rough bluffs or tall trees to rest in around evening time and access to water. Just a couple are timberland inhabitants, for example the Guinea monkey from West Africa. Environment: Primates are discovered in surprisingly changed environments…

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