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Yes, they have canines in front for gnawing.

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A baboon's teeth look more like a dog's than like a human's. They have very large canine teeth. This is because baboon's eat more meat than other primates. They hunt and kill smaller animals, and can even drive off a leopard.

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Yes, they have canines in front for gnawing.

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there fangs are big there teeth are rather lardge

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