mutual grooming is a vital part of baboon behaviour as it is in most primates. Family members solidify bonds, and friends cement alliances

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mutual grooming is a vital part of baboon behaviour as it is in most primates. Family members solidify bonds, and friends cement alliances that may last for life

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Location: Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
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