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27) Not all primates live in forests. These baboons are adapted to life in the grasslands, or savannas of the African plains.

A group of hamadryas baboons feeding on the ground.

Notes: A group of hamadryas baboons feeding on the ground.
Scientific name: Papio hamadryas
Photo © by: Hans Kummer

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