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FLAWED ARGUMENTS: The case against fencing Simon’s Town’s baboons just doesn’t hold up

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FLAWED ARGUMENTS: The case against fencing Simon’s Town’s baboons just doesn’t hold up

With most of the Waterfall troop already living naturally on the mountain, fencing Simon’s Town could reduce conflict without sacrificing the baboons’ freedom.

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