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Decoding science, Human-wildlife conflict

A hiatus in the hyena literature

A review of scientific literature on Hyaenidae reveals trends and gaps in the research on hyenas and other Hyaenidae species

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

All about Mgahinga Gorilla NP; how elephants give each other names; and an iconic Chobe + Vic Falls safari – this week with AG

Destinations

Gorilla trekking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Mgahinga Gorilla NP, on the forested slopes of 3 extinct volcanoes in Virunga Conservation Area, is an important home to mountain gorillas

elephant
Decoding science, Natural history

Calling an elephant by its name

Do elephant rumblings contain names? Research shows elephants may have individual names, and they may use these names in their communication

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

A vivid Mashatu photo gallery; Botswana’s 90-leopard hunting quota; spotting (and counting) hyenas in Tanzania; and an iconic South African bush and beach holiday – this week with AG

Destinations, Photo Galleries

Mashatu Magic

Simon Espley headed to Mashatu Game Reserve in Botswana’s Tuli Block with Photographer of the Year’s 2023 winners

Decoding science, Natural history

Spotting spotted hyena

New research using camera traps has measured spotted hyena population density in southern Tanzania – the first study of its kind for Tanzania

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

Your guide to the ultimate Big-5 safari; exploring Lake Mburo; and a professional photographic safari to Mara – this week with AG

Destinations

Lake Mburo National Park

Lake Mburo is Uganda’s smallest national park, but offers ample natural diversity – from lakes to savannah, giraffes to leopards, and birding

Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK

2 super tuskers hunted in Tanzania; how giraffes choose their besties; AI for conservation; and experience Timbavati on an art safari – this week with AG

Hunting, Natural history

Trophy hunted: 2 super tuskers in Tanzania

Two 100-pounder elephants have been hunted in Tanzania (NOT THOSE PICTURED HERE) – raising questions about the targeting of Amboseli’s last super tuskers

Decoding science

How giraffes choose their besties

Do giraffes choose their social groups based on appearance? A recent study investigates if giraffes form bonds based on spot shape

African safari

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