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Chacma baboons from the Smitswinkel troop on the M4 near Simon's Town, Cape Peninsula, South Africa. Many baboons are killed each year by speeding cars and trucks.
The alpha male chacma baboon from the Buffels Bay troop (named Elvis) walks on the beach at Buffels Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
Alpha male chacma baboon from the Smitswinkel troop, with the Atlantic Ocean in the background, near Miller's Point, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A baby baboon from the Kanonkop troop reaches for a flower in Smitswinkel Flats, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A juvenile baboon from the Plateau Road troop eating Fire Heath, (Erica cerinthoides) in Smitswinkel Flats, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
Chacma baboon from the Buffels Bay troop plays on a car. The baboons frequently make off with wiper blades. Buffels Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
The alpha male baboon of the Buffels Bay troop rests with a juvenile baboon on the beach at Buffels Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa.
Chacma baboons from the Buffels Bay troop climb on a wall at the Buffels Bay visitor's center, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A flooded creek rages through afro-montaine forest after a week of heavy rains, Wildcliff Nature Reserve, South Africa
Eggs of the African black oystercatcher (Haematopus moquini), a red-listed endangered species, with only 5,000 birds in the world, Gifkommetjie, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A chacma baboon from the Plateau Road troop plays on an electrical power line, a major source of injures to the baboons, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A baboon from the Buffels Bay troop walks up to a picnic being held along the beach at Buffels Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa.
Eggs of the African black oystercatcher (Haematopus moquini), a red-listed endangered species, with only 5,000 birds in the world, Gifkommetjie, Cape Peninsula, South Africa
A baboon from the Buffels Bay troop eating Kreupelhout, (Leucospermum conocarpodendron ssp. viride) at Buffels Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa