The Arabian Tahr is one of the least documented bigger animals on the planet. Just a few years ago mammalwatchers have become interested to look for this species. Photos hardly exist. Wikipedia has to get on with a picture of a stuffed animal. My illustrated chapter on this great animal is now available on caprinae world.
I recently discovered Marc & Peggy Faucher’s website documenting their extensive travel around the world which have featured many...
Two more short reports from Alain Guillemont. Sea of Okhotsk, 2017: Alain Guillemont, 11 days & 12 species including Bowhead...
Hundreds Of New Species Discovered In Eastern Himalayas (August 11, 2009) — Over 350 new species including the world’s...
Mike Richardson was in Sri Lanka in February and in 9 days totally cleaned up with a remarkable 72...
I hadn’t realised this species was so rare… I think you can see them in Southern Thailand. World’s Only...
Here’s a report (in two parts) from David Bishop who was in Tibet for a month in July 2016....
This paper has some beautiful photos of Spotted Linsang from Nam Et – Phou Louey National Biodiversity Conservation Area in...
And here is the last of Curtis Hart’s four reports from a spectacular location where the mammals can be...
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I've also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and visited over 100 countries. There's more here.
Ralf, could you add a link to the page on Caprinae World? Thanks
Sorry, forgot the link to my Carinae World: http://caprinae-world.com/