mandrill

Almost as odd-looking as the mandrill, though in quite a different way, is the gelada, which is found in Abyssinia.

The Mandrill, C. mormon (or maimon), has blue ridges on the muzzle, the bridge of the nose being red.

Almost all monkeys are subject at times to terrible fits of passion, but the mandrill seems to be the worst tempered of all.

The mandrill's blue nose, for instance, already referred to,—can we rightly speak of this as 'ευπρεπειὰ'?

Mandrill, man′dril, n. a large kind of baboon, a native of Western Africa.

It sounds impossible, yet the mandrill has been known to do so.

Another interesting baboon is the mandrill, which one does not often see in captivity.

The mandrill has pouches on the sides of his cheeks, and callosities on his posteriors.

One shudders to think of the mental humiliation that is daily experienced by the warthog and the mandrill.

The papio, the first baboon; the mandrill, the second; and the ouanderou, the third.