Replica Mandrill Baboon Skull (Male) Eel When not in the sea

When not in the sea or on the beach

native to the Galápagos Islands

Using its heat-sensing facial pits to locate prey

and small vertebrates such as amphibians and crustaceans

it is characterized by its distinctive trunk-like snout and dark brown to grayish-black fur

Replica Mandrill Baboon Skull (Male) Eel When not in the seaThe mandrill, found only in the forests of west Africa is a diurnal, terrestrial baboon. This omnivorous primate feeds on a variety of plants, small vertebrates and insects. The mandrill has unique boney projections on each side of its long rostrum. In addition to its huge canine teeth, the male mandrill has brightly colored blue and red patches of skin on its face and rump. This has lead some to call the mandrill natures most colorful mammal.