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October 2019

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21 October 2019
Africa
riverine rabbitSouth Africa

New Riverine Rabbit population found in the Eastern Cape

Some may be interested to hear that a new population of the enigmatic Riverine Rabbit has been discovered, quite unexpectedly,  on the western side of the Baviaanskloof Nature Res

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21 October 2019
Central and South America
BrazilPantanal Jaguar

Pantanal in July (Brazil)

https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/TripreportPantanal2018_ENG.pdf

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21 October 2019
Central and South America
BrazilJaguar Pantanal

Pantanal in November (Brazil)

https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/TripreportPantanal2016_eng.pdf

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21 October 2019
Central and South America
Bolivia

New Trip Report: La Moneda Reserve, Santa Cruz, Bolivia

The more reports I read from Bolivia, the more puzzled I am why more people don’t travel there. It seems as good as the Pantanal, at half the price. La Moneda Reserve, Santa

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

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