TAC - OUTSIDER BABOON

(Credit to  for discovering and publishing this new primate.)

In the third manned expedition to Alayssia, I was accompanied by paleontologists Eric Bower, Robin Backstrand, Bartholomew Michaelson, Tristan Hrabak, William Black, Jordan McCrary, and our new rookie Liam Pinno.  During this we discovered a few new species I haven't documented yet.  The Outsider Baboon is one of them.

These baboons are opportunists and will eat anything edible.  They have large fangs, which they use to intimidate raptors, compete for mates, and kill prey like Ceratopithecus  Males have a brightly colored face as well, not unlike the madrill, and their orange-colored bottoms indicate sexual maturity and readiness for mating.  Their main predators are birds of prey, large pterosaurs, and pythons.  Outsider baboons are also known to imitate other animals, and can be extremely aggressive.