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Small mammals
Chacma baboon
Papio ursinus
Chacma baboons live in large family groups, are adaptable omnivores and can be easily observed in open areas.
Fiche d’identité
- Taille
- Males weigh 25 to 45 kg and reach lengths of up to 115 cm, females are noticeably lighter and smaller.
- Mâles et femelles
- Males are more powerfully built than females, with long canine teeth.
- Cris
- A wide range of calls, including loud, barking barks and squeaks as warnings.
- Alimentation
- Omnivores: from roots and seeds to insects and smaller vertebrates.
- Petits
- One young after about 6 months of gestation, usually between November and April.
Comment reconnaître : Chacma baboon
The chacma baboon has shaggy dark grey to brown-grey fur. Its long dog-like skull gives it a distinctive appearance. Hands, face and rump are dark and hairless, which clearly sets it apart from other monkey species.
Male chacma baboons grow significantly larger than females and have a powerful, almost stocky build. Strikingly, the males’ canine teeth are greatly elongated. The tail is long and curved upwards for two thirds of its length, with the remaining third hanging loosely.
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