Murder in the Troop
Communication Skills: Introduction

chacma baboons

As we learn in NATURE’s Murder in the Troop, life for a chacma baboon is defined by strict hierarchical structure. Among the most highly socialized of animal species, chacmas rely on a complex and varied communication system in order to candidly express themselves to family, friend, and even foe. The following are some examples of the visual signals, vocal gestures, and body language they use to get their message across.

 

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