That's a baboon. They're the oddballs of the primate family.
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The one next to the gorilla is a tarzier, the world's only fully carnivorous primate.
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· 7 years ago
The baboon is the second one from the right, the fourth one from the right is probably a urangutan
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· 7 years ago
The one left of the gorilla is a tarsier
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In case anyone's wondering: the primates on the bottom row are, from left to right: a lemur, a tarsier, a gorilla, a human, a chimpanzee, a urangutan, a gibbon, a babboon, and some unspecified old world monkey, like for example a vervet monkey
Edit: I was mistaken. When looking at the dates, he baboon seemingly symbolises all old world monkeys, and the monkey to the far right symbolises all new world monkeys
Edit: I was mistaken. When looking at the dates, he baboon seemingly symbolises all old world monkeys, and the monkey to the far right symbolises all new world monkeys
Like who wants to be a human.