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World’s Best Mammalwatching

HomeWorld’s Best Mammalwatching(Page 2)
Lord Derbys Anomalure Anomalurus derbianus
13 April 2017
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfricaSierra Leone

Sierra Leone

The mammal watching far exceeded expectations both in terms of the diversity of species we encountered but also the rarity of many of the species we found, with mega mammals like W

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Hippo Pilanesburg
15 January 2017
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfricaSouth Africa

South Africa

I like South Africa. The crime problems I’ve heard so much about aren’t apparent out of the cities (or perhaps I am just blissfully naive); the national parks in the south were

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27 August 2016
Central AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
NeotropicalNicaragua

Nicaragua

I’ve been to Nicaragua three times. First in February 2013, when Fiona Reid led a second Batwatch trip to the country. Although I could only get away from work for a weekend, I c

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7 August 2016
AustralasiaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AustralasianAustraliaQueensland

Queensland

Queensland probably offers Australia's best mammal watching and is one of the great ecotourist destinations in the world...

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1 August 2016
North AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
ArizonaNearcticUSA

Arizona

I first visited Arizona for a few days in 1989, the highlight of which was a trek to the bottom of the Grand Canyon for an overnight stay and a battle with a Ringtail that was dete

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Polar Bear
1 August 2016
North AmericaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
Baffin IslandCanadaNearcticNunavut

Nunavut Including Baffin Island

In 1999 the new Canadian province of Nunavut was carved out of what was then the North West Territories. It is an extraordinary place: one of the few places I've been that makes th

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Mona Monkey,Cercopithecus mona
31 July 2016
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfrotropicalGhana

Ghana

Me - "Where are the Monkeys?". Ranger - "On top of the tree". Me - "Which tree?" Ranger - "The tree with the green leaves."

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Lowland Gorilla
30 July 2016
AfricaWorld’s Best Mammalwatching
AfrotropicalCentral African Republic

Central African Republic

I guess it was 2002 when I first heard about Dzanga Sangha National Park. I was having a beer with Steve Anyon-Smith in Sydney and he told me about a wildlife doco he had seen abou

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  1. wildlife_watcher on Mammalwatching Turns 2022 October 2025

    I love learning when things and this website has led me to many places I would have otherwise never visited.

  2. Daan Drukker on Malaysia – Borneo, Fraser Hill, Brunei.20 October 2025

    Very nice documentation! Your photo of the Hose's Pygmy Flying Squirrel could be the first ever made of a living…

  3. Eduardo Ruiz on RFI: Self-guiding (Searching) Muriquis and Others20 October 2025

    https://unaecoturismo.com.br/ These guys have tours to search the muriquis there over two days in the area recommended by Stefanie, but…

  4. Evan on RFI: Self-guiding (Searching) Muriquis and Others20 October 2025

    Always happy to see more discussion of low-budget, no car mammalwatching, because that's most of what I do too. I…

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22 October 2025
Malayan Tapir at Taman Negara
22 October 2025
Advertising: Mongolia – Last chance for Bactrian Camel at Gobi-A with Enigmatic Wildlife Tours (June 2026)
21 October 2025
One day in Nairobi National Park
21 October 2025
Black Giant Squirrel and other mammals in Jianfengling, Hainan

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