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Watch behaviors are found especially during feeding and rest. Baboons that have good eyesight can associate with other animal species such as antelopes for their good sense of smell and of hearing. They are often found with impalas that eat the dropped fruits of baboons. This kind of association, beneficial to both species, is called mutualism.
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