A mandrill mother with her dependent infant nibbling at her eyebrow, while her older daughter looks on from behindÂa snapshot of the competing demands of motherhood. (Michel Halbwax via SWNS)
Dr. Charpentier, founder and co-director of the Mandrillus Project, and Dr. Roura-Torres, former PhD in the project and author of the study, observe mandrills in the dense rainforest of southern Gabon. (Alice Baniel via SWNS)
A mandrill mother with her dependent infant nibbling at her eyebrow, while her older daughter looks on from behindÂa snapshot of the competing demands of motherhood. (Michel Halbwax via SWNS)
Dr. Charpentier, founder and co-director of the Mandrillus Project, and Dr. Roura-Torres, former PhD in the project and author of the study, observe mandrills in the dense rainforest of southern Gabon. (Alice Baniel via SWNS)
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