Female baboons with strong relationship to fathers found to live longer
[The Guardian - Kenya] - 18/06/2025
Study suggests role of male parents may be under-appreciated in some primate species If male baboons were subject to the same kind of cultural commentary as humans, the phrase “deadbeat dads” might be called for, such is the primate’s relatively limited involvement in raising their young. But a (…)
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