These peculiar creatures are known as “Muskox,” and despite their ox-like appearance implied by their name, they are more closely related to sheep and goats. Standing between 1.10 and 1.50 meters tall at the shoulders, both males and females possess long, curved horns. Muskoxen boast two distinct types of fur that serve to keep them […]
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Feeding wildlife may seem like a harmless and enjoyable activity, but it’s a practice that can have severe consequences for both animals and humans. Many people mistakenly believe that feeding wildlife is a way to help them, but the truth is that it can do more harm than good. In this blog post, we’ll explore
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Studying African savannah elephants in their natural habitat has always been a dream of mine. And now, here in Botswana, that dream has become a reality. As I embarked on my master’s journey in 2020, the quest for a research project and supervisor began. With only one professor specializing in African research projects, the choice
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The holiday season has arrived, and with the freezing weather and limited outdoor activities, it’s an ideal time to explore free online wildlife conservation courses. These courses offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your knowledge in environmental and nature conservation, whether you’re pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree or just have a keen interest in
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