This baboon is displeased with tourist shenanigans.
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3 comments:
Humans can make fools of the themselves and lose their dignity. Animals don't. We may try to make them look foolish, but it doesn't diminish them, it diminishes us.
He's a handsome baboon, thanks for sharing the picture.
Baboons appear to have the same attitude to humans as cats do.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
He certainly is, Messymimi.
Mary Anne, you have a point.
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