Do baboons recognize their owners?

Baboons recognize their masters. Baboons are a species of primate and one of the 10 animals with the closest IQ to humans. Their cognitive abilities are similar to chimpanzees and their behaviors are similar to humans. They are quite intelligent, very curious, and very sociable, so after spending time with their owners, they can recognize their owners.
Performance of baboons recognizing their owners
1. Baboons have strong learning abilities and they will imitate some of their owners’ behaviors.
2. Baboons like to stick to their owners. They will follow their owners wherever they go. If the owners are not at home, they will wait for them at the door to come back.
3. Baboons can understand their master’s commands and obey their requirements.
4. Baboons can also distinguish their owner's expressions, sense their emotions, and will comfort their owners when they are unhappy.
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