monkey baboon or papio

Rabah, or (scientific name: Papio) (in English: Baboon) is a genus of animals that follows the family of Old World monkeys of the order of primates. [3] It is one of the great apes in the primitive monkey kingdom. It is larger in this family than the mandrill monkeys and drills. They are great monkeys with long snouts that resemble dogs, and lead wild lives. These snouts contain large teeth, which makes them like ferocious creatures. Baboon is a sacred animal in the ancient Egyptian civilization. Baboon is a moderately sized monkey, the largest of which weighs 41 kg, and the female of the smallest weigh only 10 kg. There are four types of baboon: the holy baboon, guinea, olive, yellow, and sigma. There are all types of baboons in Africa and Arabia