How to pronounce “baboons” in English

perhaps rather like baboons, in which they were surrounded by a group, a clan, who would have been mostly cousins, mostly relatives.

because you you can hear the baboons echoing and you're watching your feet for snakes and you go up and you say,

And the moment we chose was the baboons running across this area of crop land.

We could see that some baboons run off one way.

But what the researchers were really interested in is how baboons make decisions on where they decide to go.

So it was a big thing for the baboons to run across.

And we'd come up with rhymes-- so 17 baboons in the whatever it was.

And this is a study where they had GPS loggers on a troop of baboons, or most of a troop of baboons, and they were

And you can see how at different moments in time, the baboons either decide to compromise where they want to go or they choose

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Everything is exactly the same, whether it's commuting cyclists in London in this map, or some commuting baboons in this map.

So a friend of mine, Dr. Barbara Smuts at the University of Michigan, studies baboons.

So sort of back to my original research program of humans versus chimps, we're looking in chimps and gorillas and baboons to see how they fit in.

And we saw lots of diversifications in animals that we think of traditionally as savanna animals, like baboons speciated into a number of species.

And as the climate got drier and drier in East Africa, and as the antelopes and gazelles and savanna baboons

And there's a great diversity of apes, of course, still here, baboons, orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, et cetera, while the human branch has gone on