The Baboon's Behavior


Baboons general rule, leaving their places of sleep by 7 or 8 hours after closest to the rock or trees, adults seated in small groups grooming, while adolescents. Then, in the form of a unit closed in itself, moves in a column two or three, walking, they start to food. Fanning, feed, as they move along, who travel often, five or six miles per day. The supply of about three o'clock in the morning, while the rest of the heat of the day and feed, and then again in the afternoon before returning to their beds about 6 hours before retirement, they spend more time, maintenance, in a decisive manner the nature and the education bond between people and baboons to keep clean and free of external parasites.

Baboons sleep, travel, feed and socialize together in groups of about 50 people, composed of seven to eight men and about twice as many women and their boys. This family of women, youth and children constitute the cornerstone of a strong force, with a ranking system, some women as a brand leader. A force in the troop’s home is well defined, but seems not to have boundaries. It has often overlaps with other baboons in the series, but the troops seem to avoid meeting them.

When they start to mature, the males leave their birth and troops moving to and from other troops. Frequently Asked fighting broke out to determine dominance on access to females or meat. The positioning of these men permanently changes during this period.

Men are welcome in new troops slowly, usually by the development of "friends" with women on the brink of a troupe. Often help defend a female and their offspring.

For the first month, a baboon child stays in very close contact with their mother. The mother carries the child next to her stomach when she led with maintaining a hand. With the moment the young baboon is 5 to 6 weeks may be riding on the back, by hanging on the four members in a few months, climbed jockey style, sitting upright. Between 4 and 6 months, the young baboons began to spend most of his time with other young people.


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