A research team led by William O'Hearn from the German Primate Center—Leibniz Institute for Primate Research has found that ...

Baboons, however, live their entire lives in close and continuous ... and grow up clustered around her and each other - it is harder to see who the paternal sisters in a group are. In fact, we ...

A different grooming pattern emerged in the Zambian Kinda baboons. Nine years of behavioral data followed a group that ranged between 43 and 89 individually recognizable baboons. Statistical ...

Alberts and colleagues also looked at a group of baboons living near a human refugee camp, where they had close contact with people. In this group, they found, it became uncommon for outside males to ...

A research team led by William O'Hearn from the German Primate Center - Leibniz Institute for Primate Research has found that ...

A man in Cape Town helped baboons cross a road safely. South Africans were touched by the video of the troop of baboons using ...

ENCOUNTERS between baboons and people are common in parts ... When he stopped at a school in a small town, a group of teenagers hunted him down, attacked him and burned him to death.

Female Guinea baboons prefer skilled males for immediate benefits, revealing insights into primate social behavior and ...

They also noted whether she was born in a drought year, born into a large group or had a sibling close in age, which could mean more competition for resources or maternal attention. The results show ...

Baboons have the ability to cooperate with each other, like their human counterparts, for the common good, or punish them if they do not reciprocate, according to a study. Scientists have long ...