News Main Animals Archaeology Dinosaurs Earth History Human Animal Space Tech   Susan C. Alberts |   Like Father, Like Child A juvenile baboon is seen here in Amboseli, Kenya, grooming its father. The relationship could pay off for both parent and child, because young baboons mature -- and reproduce -- more quickly if both parents are involved in their upbringing.   « back to article

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