Category: africa
Leave your infrared-laser tripped stationary camera to your dad, the whitetail hunting enthusiast, 'cause you're about learn what REAL wildlife photography is.
Will & Matt Burrard-Lucas just wrapped up their first (largely) successful photography expedition using their ingenious BeetleCam, a remote control camera ATV. The brothers have been professional nature photographers since 2004 but really set themselves apart from the wildlife photography hive when they strapped their DSLR camera to four tiny all-terrain tires, and camouflaged it.
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Category: africa
The ethics of a legal trade in African ivory.
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Category: gorilla
125,000 western lowland gorillas discovered in remote Congolese jungles, more than doubling the population.
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Category: africa
Hippos like to lick crocodiles. WTF?!
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Category: Crocodiles
Leopard ambushing and wrestling with a crocodile at Kruger National Park.
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Category: tiger
Welcome to the Death-Circus: Tiger Splash Park!
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Category: africa
A Maclaud's horseshoe bat (being held in a glove) poses for the ladies...For the first time, scientists photographed a Maclaud's horseshoe bat in the forests of Guinea in West Africa. These bats had not been seen in the wild in...
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Category: africa
Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba-Barbara-Anne......According to a new study from Cornell University, African electric fish engage in a dueling performance of electric pulses when in courtship. Scientists had known that the fish emitted electric signals to explore their surroundings and communicate sex and social...
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