WILD LIFERS: Flowers on the fence as protesters mourn capture of Simon’s Town’s baboons
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Behind a guarded Navy perimeter, monitors lured Simon’s Town baboons into baited cages. By the end of the weekend, 44 from the Waterfall troop had been captured for life behind an electric fence.
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