Watching Wild Baboons

When primatologists first studied baboons, it looked as if the monkeys ate whatever they happened to find. Now we know that they are actually picky eaters and that they'll work a lot harder for some foods than for others.

 
Publisher

Highlights

Title

Watching Wild Baboons

Author Name

Sharon T. Pochron, Ph.D.

Category

Animals

Subject

Africa, Baobab, Fruit, Green, Holidays, Senegal, spring, Summer, tourism, Tree, Trees, Trip, Vertical, West, baboon, monkey, science, Season Spring, Season Summer, Science Animal

Series Name

HL

Series Level

Word Count

968

CEFR level

B2

Language

English

ISBN number

9781682381854

Description

When primatologists first studied baboons, it looked as if the monkeys ate whatever they happened to find. Now we know that they are actually picky eaters and that they'll work a lot harder for some foods than for others.

Word lists coverage

The word and grammar lists are compiled from commercially available resources and English study websites. They are not intended to be authority. Use at your own discretion.
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Grammar lists coverage

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