March 14, 2019

Baboon Bullies

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March 14, 2019
Baboon Bullies

Species: Baboon | Location: Lake Nakuru, Kenya

By Kim Sosin

We were watching the baby and "teenager" baboons play in Kenya when these two had trouble sharing! The larger grabbed the smaller by the head hair and took what he wanted. The little one's head was pulled back to the point that I worried, but then he escaped and left.

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About The Photographer

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Until her retirement, Kim McNealy Sosin was a professor and department chair of economics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Now Kim particularly enjoys photographing travel, nature, and landscapes and writing poems. She has recently published poems and photographs in journals and anthologies.

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