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Mandrill, as the largest extant monkey, is a surprisingly strong animal They have a nasty bite with some serious canine teeth, which they have been recorded hunting and killing juvenile antelope with Despite the larger males weighing in a less tThe predatory behavior of the mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx,Linnaeus 1758), a forestliving baboon, on the bay duiker (Cephalophus dorsalis,Gray 1864) was observed under natural conditions In the predatory episode, at least two mandrills (one adult female and one adult male) attacked a bay duiker, but no overt aggressive interactions between the attackers occurred during consumptionMandrills and mangabeys also share large molars that can crack hard nuts and seeds Baboon bones, meanwhile, are more like those of treeliving mangabeys The revised monkey family tree, the Baboon Attack National Geographic Youtube Mandrill and baboon