A new study finds that wild baboons that experience multiple misfortunes during the first years of life such as drought or the loss of their mother grow up to live much shorter adult lives. Their life expectancy is cut short by up to ten years compared with their more fortunate peers

See the source article by following the link below:A new study finds that wild baboons that experience multiple misfortunes during the first years of life, such as drought or the loss of their mother, grow up to live much shorter adult lives. Their life expectancy is cut short by up to ten years compared with their more fortunate peers