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This map shows the movement of baboons across their habitat, with each dot representing an individual’s location. Colours indicate dominance level—purple (low), pink, orange, and yellow (high)—revealing how individuals of different ranks travel and cluster together.
Credit: Dr. Andrew King
scitechdaily.com/the-unexpected-reason-baboons-march-in-order
This map shows the movement of baboons across their habitat, with each dot representing an individual’s location. Colours indicate dominance level—purple (low), pink, orange, and yellow (high)—revealing how individuals of different ranks travel and cluster together.
Credit: Dr. Andrew King










