Baboons refer to primates belonging to Babylonia and Hericium. Like most primates, baboons are socialized social animals, with strict internal hierarchy, each with its own position and things to do.

Baboons, unlike most other monkeys, live mainly on land, not in trees. Of course, it's not that they can't climb trees, but they are more used to moving on the ground.

Baboons are omnivores, but they are mainly plants, including all kinds of leaves, shoots, flowers, fruits, bark and so on. In addition to food from plants, baboons also prey on insects, small amphibians and reptiles, fish (if they can be caught), birds and small mammals (such as rabbits, rodents, other small monkeys, gazelles, etc. ).

Back to the question. Adult male baboons still have good fighting capacity. Their canine teeth are particularly developed, big and small, and their personalities are not very elegant. They will attack other monkeys and eat them.

However, the place where baboons live is full of competition. Carnivores such as leopards, lions, hyenas, Nile crocodiles and Rock Python are rampant (think about it, remove cheetahs), and these animals will bring fatal blows to baboons.

Although male baboons are fierce, they sometimes embarrass predators, but the problem is not big. Baboons die in the mouths of predators every day in Africa, and this is the gap between size and strength. Although some predators will avoid fighting with adult male baboons and choose to attack female baboons and baby baboons, this is also to prevent their recovery from injury from affecting their next prey. They are not afraid of baboons.