The Economics of the Ivory Trade
Category: africa
The ethics of a legal trade in African ivory.
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Are you hiding 125,000 western lowland gorillas in your pants or are you just happy to see me?
Category: gorilla
125,000 western lowland gorillas discovered in remote Congolese jungles, more than doubling the population.
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Via Ugly Overload: Hippos Hooked on Croc
Category: africa
Hippos like to lick crocodiles. WTF?!
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Leopard Attacking Crocodile
Category: Crocodiles
Leopard ambushing and wrestling with a crocodile at Kruger National Park.
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Tiger Splash Park - Round II
Category: tiger
Welcome to the Death-Circus: Tiger Splash Park!
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Freakish Horseshoe Bat Photographed for the First Time
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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Electric Fish Perform "Electric Duets"
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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