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Dana Kobilinsky

Snare injuries can reduce reproductive success in hyenas

June 29, 2022

When hyenas get trapped in illegally set snares intended for poaching herbivores for bushmeat, they may continue to live long lives, but their reproductive success can decline. Since 1987, Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife …

Joshua Rapp Learn

Why adolescent giraffes ditch their initial social group

October 20, 2021

Adolescent giraffes keen on leaving their mother’s roost don’t always disperse far and wide in search of mating opportunities. In fact, some stay put and just switch social communities in the same geographic location. For …

Joshua Rapp Learn

JWM: Giraffes develop life-long social groups

May 10, 2021

Female giraffes may eat from the same trees and drink from the same waterholes, but that doesn’t mean they necessarily come from the same social community. Masai giraffes’ behaviors are kind of like humans that …

Conservation News

JWM: Community-based wildlife management works in Tanzania

August 30, 2018

In parts of Tanzania, villages manage wildlife conservation in return for a portion of tourism revenues. This sort of community-based natural resource management has become widespread throughout the country, but there hadn’t yet been much …

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