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24/04/2025

Meet the Eastern grey squirrel — one of the most adaptable and widespread tree squirrels. Recognisable by its grey fur, bushy tail, and white underbelly, this species thrives in both urban and forested environments. Active year-round, grey squirrels are diurnal, meaning they’re most active during the day, especially around dawn and dusk.

They play an important role in their ecosystem as “accidental foresters” by burying nuts and seeds, many of which they never retrieve, allowing new plants and trees to grow. They also communicate using a variety of vocalisations and tail movements to warn others of predators or assert territory.

Fun fact: Eastern grey squirrels can rotate their ankles 180 degrees to climb down to trees headfirst!

17/04/2025

Meet the Gelada monkey a truly unique primate found only in the highlands of Ethiopia. Unlike other monkeys, Geladas spend most of their time on the ground and are the only primates that primarily feed on grass. They live in large, complex social groups and communicate using a rich mix of vocalizations and facial expressions, almost like human conversation!

Fun Fact: Geladas have one of the most complex vocal systems of any non-human primate. Some scientists even compare their chatter to human speech patterns!

20/02/2025

African lionesses are powerful and social predators, playing a crucial role in their prides. They are the primary hunters, using teamwork and strategy to catch prey such as zebras and antelopes. Unlike male lions, they lack a mane, which helps them stay cool while hunting.

Fun fact: Lionesses are excellent mothers and often nurse each other’s cubs, strengthening the prides bond!

20/01/2025

As Northeast African cheetah cubs grow older, they become more adventurous and begin following their mother on hunts, observing her techniques and practicing their own skills through playful chases. Around six months old, their distinctive spots are fully developed, and their bodies grow leaner and more muscular. By this stage, they start participating in small hunts, though they still rely heavily on their mother for food. These juvenile cheetahs often stick together as siblings, playfully wrestling and stalking each other, which helps sharpen their reflexes and coordination.

Fun Fact: Even as they learn to hunt, older cheetah cubs often “cheat” by stealing food from their mother instead of catching their own!

13/01/2025

The Ibex is a wild goat known for its impressive curved horns, which can grow up to three feet long in males. These agile climbers thrive in rugged mountainous terrain, often seen scaling near vertical cliffs with ease. Fun fact: you can tell an Ibex goats age by the amount of knots on their horns, each knot represents roughly 1 year of growth! How old would this make the Ibex in the photo?

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