MANDRILL Mandrillus sphinx Geographic Distribution and Habitat Mandrills mostly reside in the tropical rainforests of equatorial Africa. The largest population lives in Gabon, where they inhabit dense, lowland jungles that range from sea level to steep hilly terrain. Smaller groups inhabit the rain forests, upland slopes, and bush of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, and the Democratic
Meet the indigenous Waorani people of Ecuador at their home in the Yasuní rainforest, a world-renowned protected area inside the Amazon.
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COQUEREL'S SIFAKA Propithecus coquereli Geographic Distribution and Habitat The Coquerel’s sifaka (pronounced “shuh–fokk”), also known as the crowned sifaka, can be found in the forested regions of northwestern Madagascar. This lemur's range includes areas north and east of the Betsiboka River, extending southeast to Maevatanana along the river's eastern side. To the west, their territory
Each of these animals is the smallest of their kind.
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Lemurs - Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed primates you only find in Madagascar.
The Bornean orangutan is one of only three species of orangutans; each is classified as a great ape and together they are the only great apes native to Asia.
LESSER SPOT-NOSED GUENON Cercopithecus petaurista Geographic Distribution and Habitat Lesser spot-nosed guenons are native to western Africa, residing in the countries of Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, and, possibly, southeastern Senegal. These enchanting primates belong to the family known as Cercopithecidae, and they go by several aliases: lesser white-nosed guenon, lesser
(Phys.org)—An international team of researchers has found genetic evidence that suggests that colugos are part of a primate sister group. In their paper published in the journal Science Advances, the team describes how they obtained tissue samples of the gliding mammals, performed genetic testing on them and found a surprising relationship between them and primates.
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Picture of a proboscis monkey.
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I moved to Panama in 2015, attracted by its plentiful and little-explored nature, its safety and stability, and the fact that it’s a great hub to explore the Neotropic (i.e. Central and South America including the Caribbean islands), a region that I had somehow neglected...
I moved to Panama in 2015, attracted by its plentiful and little-explored nature, its safety and stability, and the fact that it’s a great hub to explore the Neotropic (i.e. Central and South America including the Caribbean islands), a region that I had somehow neglected...
TRAINEE ANIMAL KEEPER We are currently looking to recruit a full time, Trainee Animal Keeper. Working 40 hours per week over 5 days, responsibilities will include ensuring high standards of animal welfare, health and animal husbandry at all times and keeping daily checks and records. The successful candidate will be able to work well as part of a team, have the ability to use their initiative and possess strong verbal communication skills,as talking to members of the publicis an essential part of the role. Applicants must hold 5 GCSE’s or equivalent and have a demonstrable interest & enthusiasm for animal conservation, management and welfare. If you would like to join our unique and vibrant organisation and become part of our Marwell Family, view the candidate brief and complete our electronic application form. This application form must be completed for you to be considered for this role. Closing Date: Friday 12th December 2014 Interview Dates: 17 & 18 December Successful applicants for vacancies with Marwell Wildlife may be required to have a DBS check as a condition of employment. Marwell Wildlife is an equal opportunities employer. APPLY NOW
I moved to Panama in 2015, attracted by its plentiful and little-explored nature, its safety and stability, and the fact that it’s a great hub to explore the Neotropic (i.e. Central and South America including the Caribbean islands), a region that I had somehow neglected...
A ring-tailed lemur.
Scientific name: Petrogale xanthopus The Lowry Park Zoo is in Tampa, Florida. Wallabies are marsupial mammals and are in the same family (Macropodidae) as kangaroos. The name "wallaby" is an informal term that is used to refer to members of this family that are smaller than kangaroos. This particular species, the Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby, lives in rocky habitats in parts of Australia.
Microcebus murinus At only three inches tall, gray mouse lemurs are the smallest lemur housed at the Duke Lemur Center and the second smallest lemur in Madagascar. Since they are so small and require fewer resources than other lemurs, mouse lemurs have adapted well to disturbed forests in Madagascar and are one of the most […]
