article_snippet: Going toe-to-toe, these fighting primates could give Floyd Mayweather a run for Floyd Mayweather money.
article_snippet: Astounding images captured by Australian tourist Julie Rathbone Australian tourist Julie Rathbone show a pair of Chacma baboons-some of the largest and most violent primates in the world-embroiled in a heated brawl on the banks of the Zambezi river.
article_snippet: Chacma Baboons appeared to have settled the disagreement by fighting, before a senior baboon plays referee and steps in to break the disagreement up.
article_snippet: The heated brawl between a pair of young Chacma baboons appears to have been sparked when one of a pair of young Chacma baboons tugged the other's tail .
article_snippet: Chacma Baboons can be seen squaring up for fight on the banks of the Zambezi river in Africa Africa .
article_snippet: We were following hippos along the edge of the Zambezi river when the noise of the monkey's playing attracted my attention,' Julie Rathbone said. '
article_snippet: Before too long, a senior male baboon plays referee and steps in to break up the fight .
article_snippet: Males Chcma baboons are frequently violent and aggressive towards Males Chcma baboons own species as well as humans, giving rise to a spate of hunting incidents in South Africa's Southern Cape Peninsula .
article_snippet: Males are frequently violent and aggressive towards both male and females as well as humans, giving rise to a spate of hunting incidents in South Africa's Southern Cape Peninsula .
article_snippet: The only other time I have seen monkeys interact with each other has been in the zoo so watching each other in each other own environment, completely unrestrained and free from fences was an exhilarating experience.'
highlights_snippet: Chacma Baboons are embroiled in a heated brawl on the Zambezi river .
  
highlights_snippet: The pictures show a senior male baboon step in to breakup the row .
  