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Mauritania Tag

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31 December 2025
MauritaniaMoroccoWestern Sahara

Northwest Africa 2025

This is the combined tripreport of two trips to Morocco, Western Sahara and Mauritania which we took in January/February 2025 and November 2025 respectively. The first trip,  focu

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25 February 2018
Africa
MauritaniaMediterranean Monk SealWestern Sahara

Mediterranean Monk Seal in Mauritania

I saw a trip report on cloudbirders.com which included a sighting of Mediterranean Monk Seal in Mauritania. I emailed the author (Hans Meltofte) for further details, and he replie

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Mediterranean Monk Seals
14 May 2015
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic
AfrotropicalMauritaniaPalearctic

Mauritania

I haven't been to Mauritania yet, but I have included community reports from those that have.

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15 January 2014
AfricaEurope and the Palearctic
Mauritania

Mediterranean Monk Seals in Mauritania

Mediterranean Monk Seals are critically endangered – I think the most endangered seal in the world – and down to perhaps only 500 adult animals. They are hard to see to

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7 July 2026
Any new info on Malayan Tapir?
3 July 2026
Malaysia and Thailand trip report, April-May 2026.
2 July 2026
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  1. A Xiong on Any new info on Malayan Tapir?9 July 2026

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  2. Daniel Boyland on Any new info on Malayan Tapir?9 July 2026

    I talked to somebody who saw one on a night drive out of Kuala Tahan at the end of last…

  3. Daniel Boyland on Mongolia Suggestions9 July 2026

    One of the best places to see snow leopards in Mongolia is Jargalant Hayrhan. There's a ger camp at the…

  4. Munkhnast on Mongolia Suggestions8 July 2026

    I do guiding services for mammal and birdwatchers. If you are interested in we can discuss more details.

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7 July 2026
Any new info on Malayan Tapir?
3 July 2026
Malaysia and Thailand trip report, April-May 2026.
2 July 2026
Advertising: Bolivian Cat Specialist Tours in October 2026 & October 2027 with Royle Safaris
2 July 2026
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