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October 2013

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16 October 2013
Oriental

Sumatran rhino confirmed in Kalimantan for the first time – Video

October 2013. Using video camera traps, a joint research team that included members from WWF-Indonesia and the district authorities of Kutai Barat, East Kalimantan, have captured v

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16 October 2013
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Fame at last – Mongabay on Mammal Watching

Mammal-watching: one man’s obsession to see the world’s mammals Read more at http://news.mongabay.com/2013/1016-millar-interview-jon-hall-mammal-watching.html#1SKPfqCUc

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16 October 2013
Central and South America

Solenodon – Meet the Mammal that Survived the Dinosaurs

A great piece on Solendons in the Dominican Republic Jon

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16 October 2013
Africa

New Trip Report – The Congo

A great new report from Cheryl Antonucci from the very cool Congo’s Odzala-Kokoua National Park, – which I now have to visit! 1 week & 22 species including Marsh Mo

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16 October 2013
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Bruce Kekule’s Website

Not sure if folks know of Bruce Kekule’s very impressive website and blog.  Bruce is a buddy of mine here in Bangkok and he has spent decades documenting the fauna of the ki

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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  1. Pieter de Groot Boersma on Help with identifying lemurs from remote Bemanevika in northern Madagascar9 November 2025

    Hello Jacob, That's awesome, thank you very much!

  2. Jacob Zinn on Help with identifying lemurs from remote Bemanevika in northern Madagascar8 November 2025

    Hi Pieter, check out this publication looking at the nocturnal lemurs of Bemanevika: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yverlin-Pruvot-2/publication/385197710_Population_size_of_nocturnal_lemur_species_and_morphological_measurements_of_Cheirogaleidae_in_Bemanevika_Protected_Area/links/671a038355a5271cded7085e/Population-size-of-nocturnal-lemur-species-and-morphological-measurements-of-Cheirogaleidae-in-Bemanevika-Protected-Area.pdf I think your identifications are correct…

  3. Dalton Van Leeuwen on Dryandra vs Tone-Perup Nature Reserve?7 November 2025

    Thank you very much for reaching out! I will be seeing if I can join the group on FB to…

  4. offshorebirder on A Photo-Identification Guide to Duikers and Other African Forest Antelopes5 November 2025

    Thanks Jon, thanks Zarek!

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