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A couple of baboons

Mandrillus sphinx

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Description:

Closely related to baboons, Mandrills, are the largest species of monkey and most colourful primate. Most of the day is spent foraging the forest floor for roots, fruits, seeds and insects. Mandrills are classified as vulnerable due to loss of habitat.

Spotted at Melbourne Zoo

Habitat:

Forrest and savanna

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