Here’s a report from Theo Linders on a 3.5 week trip through Tanzania featuring 66 species including Sanje Mangabey, Mountain Dwarf Galago, Servaline Genet and a Kipunji.
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Awesome… I’m especially impressed by the Kipunji! This site just keeps getting better and better.