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Over 100 species of bats found in a few acres of Ecuador Rainforest
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(Awesome) new trip report: Brazil & Argentina
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New tree-living porcupine species discovered
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Thanks. Great report! I had thought that Grisons were diurnal however it seems that researchers disagree on that … but the fact you saw the animal at night probably adds weight towards the skunk ID in my opinion Jon
Hi Jon
Thank you for your comment. Manuel is very happy that he was probably right 🙂
Sophie