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I was walkingwalkedhad walkedI don't know in the zoo when an animal drew my attention. The staff who took care of these Geladas asked me : 'Have you ever seendid you ever seehave you never seenI don't know such an animal?' He added : 'do you want me to give youdo you want that I give youI don't know any information?' It is amazing isn'tis itisn't itI don't know ? It is called Gelada, closer to a chimpanzee than a baboon. Before living essentially in a zoo, this robust gelada used livingused to livingused to liveI don't know on the highlands of Ethiopia. The male is said weighingweighsis said to weighI don't know up to 20 kilos. It ishadhasI don't know a dark lengthened face with a short muzzle. It also is astonishingis also astonishedis also astonishingI don't know from its pale eyelids, and its short tail which ends in a surprising tuft of white hair. Look at its fangs. Despite its two terrifying fangs, it is a rather peaceful monkey that is used feedingis used to feedingis used to feedI don't know essentially on grass, flowers, roots and fruit. However if by any chance it should fightmust fightmay fightI don't know for dear life, it could fightwill be able to fightmay fightI don't know even against a jaguar. If you watch carefully the Gelada’s picture it it would come as a surprisewill come as a surprisecame as a surpriseI don't know to see on its back an impressive heavy cape of hair and a pink patch which embellishes its chest. In past centuries, Geladas males have been killedwere killedhad been killedI don't know by indigenous
who covetedcovetecovetesI don't know their manes for their ceremonial dresses. Now it is time you knewknowwill knowI don't know information of utmost importance. A study published by Thore Bergman (researcher at Michigan University) revealesrevealedhas revealedI don't know this prodigious information. He said to his readers: Most of primates lacklackedhave lackedI don't know the vocal anatomy to produce sophisticated sounds. He added. It is not the case of the Gélada. It emitis able to emitwill able to emitI don't know a wide range of singing sounds more complex than those emitted by the other primates. And the scientist affirmed: these singing noises could have beenmight have beenmay have beenI don't know the primitive sounds that ancestors made.