Specifically, while wandering around looking for food, a baboon fell into the sights of a female lion.
Being chased by a predator, the baboon not only did not run away but also bravely confronted the lion. The lion was even chased in reverse by a baboon.

After chasing away the predator, the baboon did not run away but stood still to challenge the lioness. As a result, three other lions suddenly ran in, cornered their prey and then tackled the baboon.

Baboons can live an average of 30 years. Their natural enemies include lions, leopards, wild dogs, hyenas, chimpanzees and crocodiles.

They move on all four legs and gather in flocks ranging from 20 to more than 100 members, depending on the amount of food available nearby. Males have much larger canine teeth than females, usually leave the herd at around 4 years old and develop their own herd. Offspring remain in the colony where they were born.