Mammals in the News
Here are a couple of fun videos to start the new year: some spectacular Humpback feeding behaviour and some unusual mammal trapping (Black Wildebeest with netguns from a chopper).
New Trip Report – Uganda
Happy new year everyone. I have a few reports to upload and will do so over the coming days. Here’s the first one, from Richard Webb Uganda, 2014: 2 weeks & 50 species in
MAMMALS in ETHIOPIA (October 2014)
Dear all, First of all a happy new year, secondly a small report on a short mammal trip in Ethiopia! Highlights were a close encounter (on foot) with a Buffalo in Chebera-Churchura
Encounter with a Zanzibar Servaline Genet
Happy New Year to all members of this blog! I have the following story as a followup to Valdimir’s last post regarding amateur mammalwatching: Last month I had the mammal thr
Mammalwatching paper
Dear All, I am writing an essay about current and potential importance of amateur mammalwatching for science and conservation; I’ll probably submit it to Conservation Biology
pygmy moon rat?
Look what the cat dragged in… 🙂 http://waarnemingen.be/waarneming/view/96825304?lang=en&local=be
Some Tasty Endangered Apes
How many of those have you tasted? (There is an attached video. Sometimes it takes a minute to load…) https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152852541113236 Ok perhaps this i
2014 in review
Dear all I hope everyone is enjoying the holidays whatever religion you choose to follow or ignore. 2014 has been a fun year for me with highlights including a Solenodon and a Snow
A Mammal Watching Master List
A few weeks ago we discussed the idea of drawing up a global list of mammals that people could use as a basis for a life list. See the discussion here. Thank you everyone for the c
North American news
Dear All, 1. A new checklist of North American mammals has just been published. The authors team included a co-author of many recently proposed changes in shrews, deer mice, and v