




The spacious rocky habitat for the baboons is ideal. It mirrors the cliff faces of their natural habitat and lets them show off their rock-climbing skills. The size allows multiple males to form “one-male units” (one male, a few females and their offspring), replicating their dynamic social system within a large, multi-generational group.
This species is cooperatively managed as part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan program program. This program is responsible for developing a Breeding and Transfer Plan for each species in the program.