Baboon
Baboons are among the most adaptable primates, living in a variety of environments from savannas to woodlands. In reserves, they are provided with safe spaces to roam and forage for food, such as fruits, seeds, and insects. These highly social animals live in troops with a complex hierarchy, offering fascinating insights into their behavior. Reserves serve as sanctuaries for baboons, protecting them from habitat destruction and educating visitors about their ecological importance.