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Some Monkey Business Going on (Lake Nakuru National Park)

Then we met these Baboons having some good time here. They were not very impressed by our intrusion into their business. The looks betrayed it all. The males were still aroused. They were waiting for our departure. And so we did not want to want to hang around to witness the baboon romance.
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