Serval Central
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A Genet Question from Dzanga Bai
Hi everyone! I have a question to anyone who might be an “expert” in genets, and specifically to Vladimir...
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New Trip Report – Namibia
A great new report from Sjef Ollers Namibia, 2012: 16 days & 45 species including Aardvark, Cape Fox, Honey...
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Sucker Footed Bats don’t have suckers after all
Some interesting research from Madagascar…. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091214121955.htm
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Whale stranding attributed to sonar mapping for the first time & a new rat genus in Indonesia
An investigation of a mass stranding of melon-headed whales in Madagascar in 2008 blames ExxonMobil echosounder and A prominent...
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Camera trap video of wildlife Grebo-Krahn National Park in Liberia
The attached link to a youtube video is well worth a look. It is a compilation of video of...
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Photographic Maps of the Primates, Warthogs, Dik-Diks and Hyrax of Africa: A Tool for Identification and Conservation
For anyone who has ever torn out their hair trying to identify galagos, dik diks, hyraxes, vervet type monkeys,...
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New Trip Report: Somaliland and the Ogaden
Here’s a fascinating report from Andy Holman. If anyone else has been to this region I would love to...
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What species of Freetail Bats in Amboseli National Park (Kenya)
I got a message from Per Ole Syvertsen asking about freetail bats in Amboseli NP in Kenya … does anyone...
Great note!
I’ve seen a piece on that place too. Maybe I’ll visit there some day, as I have yet to see a serval despite my 2 trips to Western/Southern Africa 🙁
Cheers,
Tomer
If you stay 3 days in Ngorongoro crater, Serval is 99% guaranteed. I saw 4 different Serval in 3 days in March 2011.
I saw something very recently on Facebook about this place – great to have the gen on how to visit.