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February 2022

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7 February 2022
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Mammalwatching Podcast: Vladimir Dinets

The latest episode of the mammalwatching podcast features Vladimir Dinets, naturalist extraordinaire, who you will almost certainly recognize from this website. Charles and I chat

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6 February 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
Russia

New Trip Report: Stepnoi’s Saigas in Winter

Here’s a report plus superb photos from Karina Karenina and Andrey Giljov on their Saiga research trip to a frostbitten Stepnoi Sanctuary in Russia’s Astrakhan region.

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4 February 2022
Oriental
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Trip Report United Arab Emirates

I visited the UAE between January 8th and 15th 2022. My aims were to make a story for terra, a German travel magazine, to look for one of my most wanted mammal species, the Arabian

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4 February 2022
Central and South America
Brazil

New Trip Report: Brazil

Here’s the next installment from Alex Meyer: 2021 turned into a big mammal year for him. Brazil, 2021: Alex Meyer, 23 days and 59 species including Superagui Lion Tamarin, La

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1 February 2022
Oriental
Maldives

Advertising: Late Availability – Maldives Cetacean Cruises

If yesterday’s post about where to see the world’s cetaceans got your pulse racing then this trip from the Whale and Dolphin Company might be a cure. Some mouth waterin

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