baboons

Brief text and photographs tell about baboons, including their habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior.

Photographs and simple text trace the lives of baboons and their young from birth to early maturity.

An introduction to the physical characteristics, habitats, behavior, and different types of baboons, large monkeys who live in troops in Africa and the Middle East.

Provides photographs and information about baboons, discussing their variety, physical characteristics and abilities, where and how they live, what they eat, how their babies are born, and if they are endangered.

Son of a Kikuyu mother and a Masai herdsman father, Moreng?ru the hunter lives on the edges of tribal society until an actual banishment forces him to make a life for himself among a troop of baboons.

Presents an illustrated description of baboons, including their weight at birth, age of independence, adult weight, and life expectancy, and discusses their natural predators, habitat, forms of communication, use of tools, and eating and social habits, such as grooming. Includes glossary.

When lazy Leopard cannot catch Hare for his dinner, he goes after Baby Baboon instead.

Mr. Thundermug, a baboon that has the ability to speak, moves with his family to the city and struggles to fit in with his neighbors who believe he should be treated like an animal.

This book looks at a typical day and night in the life of a baboon and describes its anatomy, eating habits, behavior, and grassland habitat.

Ten-year-old Kepi, a young girl in ancient Egypt, embarks on a journey to save her family when she is unexpectedly taken captive, along with the baby baboon she has rescued from a crocodile. An origin tale about fairies.