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"Eyes Wide Open:
While many mammals are born with their eyes closed, mandrill babies are born with their eyes open.
When mandrills are born, they are miniature versions of adult mandrills; however, they have black fur and pink skin.",
"Mommy's Little Girl:
Female mandrills are very maternal; however, while the mother's bond with a female child will last a lifetime, her bond with a male child ends when he reaches maturity.",
"No Baboon:
The word mandrill means man-ape. Mandrills are the largest species of monkey, and are closely related to both baboons and drills.
In fact, the mandrill was considered a type of baboon until researchers decided that the primate should be placed in its own genus.",
"Mood Face:
The mandrill has olive fur and a multi-colored face that becomes more vivid when emotions run high.",
"Mobs Rule!
Mandrills are native to West African tropical rainforests in the Congo, South Cameroon, and Southern Nigeria.
Mandrills commonly live in groups of 5 to 50 individuals that are led by one dominant, older male.
During the dry season, many groups will join together to form one larger group of up to 200 mandrills!",
"Mandrill Romance:
Mandrills can mate once every 33 days, if they are not pregnant.
During courtship, a male mandrill will serenade his chosen female. If she likes his performance, she will bend down as a sign of acceptance.
After they mate, they will part ways forever.",
"Mandrill Mania!
The Mandrill is an endangered species--hunted by humans, leopards, and cheetahs. Deforestation has also greatly reduced the mandrill population."];