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Sanje river mangabey in udzungwa national park

The ghosts of Udzungwa Mountains National Park

June 4, 2020 seekingwilderness Africa, Tanzania

In the heart of the Eastern Arc Mountains, roughly five hours driving from Dar Es Salaam, lies the Udzungwa Mountains National Park. Although little known by tourists compared to other[…]

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A couple of passionate conservation biologists working to protect gorillas in the Congolese rainforest. Sharing our wild experiences all around the world to help you feel more connected to nature wherever you go!

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2 weeks ago

We had so much fun presenting our adventures in DRC again in Kieldrecht, thanks to all who came to see us! #DRCongo #gorillas #biologist #seekingwilderness ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Trying to expand our photography skills to abandoned dogs that are up for adoption. A good picture is their best hope to get people to fall in love with them and take them in the new home they deserve! Here are Casper and Millie, my two new friends from the shelter of the Blauwe Kruis in Wommelgem. Interested? Apply quickly!#AdoptDontShop #BlueCross #doglover #CuteDogs #volunteer ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Beautiful photos 🦊🐻🐦‍⬛🦆🦉🦇🐺🐗🦝🐿www.facebook.com/groups/4390584444320137/permalink/9743248475720347/ ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

I just finished reading an awesome book about... spiders! It gave me some inspiration and I can't wait to share some fun facts and pictures of my eight-legged friends. Now, I know spiders can be a sensitive topic, and many people are afraid of them. I myself do not feel very confident when a large spiders runs at me. But why would that be? Spiders are mostly harmless to us. Researchers have investigated and think that we may actually not be afraid of spiders, but of scorpions. Read more below! ... See MoreSee Less

Fear Of Spiders May Have Its Evolutionary Roots In Aversion To Scorpions | BPS

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Emma Young is a staff writer at BPS Research Digest.

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1 month ago

We visited the Verbeke Foundation and its collection of taxidermy animals. The impressive bird collection of Georges van Havre reminded us of the Feather Thief. So many animals died just to become part of a collection... Perhaps the installation of artist Mark Dion, "The Accused" is the most accurate representation: hundreds of animals looking down on visitors on the defendant's bank. ... See MoreSee Less

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