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Sloth in Caracas, Venezuela

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A young male elephant seal

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Three incredible carnivorous mammals of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan & Afghanistan. Camera trap images of Sun Bears in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh.    The Asiatic black bear in Afghanistan, Bangladesh & India. The common leopard in Bangladesh [BTW this is the only camera trap image of a live leopard in Bangladesh. So far, it is not known whether Bangladesh has a sustainable breeding population of common leopards of mere tourists], Afghanistan, Pakistan & India.

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Camera trap images of various wild mammals in the Kasungu National Park. Carnivore Research Malawi is an organization that studies and conserves the habitats and wild carnivores of Malawi. Their FaceBook Page and Website.

"While the main focus of our camera trap placement is spotted hyaena, we have many other animals appearing in our photos during the day and night, utilising the same tracks and roads the hyaenas use. We collect and record the data of all the species that appear on our cameras to better understand the distribution of these animals, with a particular focus on carnivores. Can you name some of the species that appeared on our cameras during our recent visit to Kasungu National Park?"

The animals that I could recognize: Spotted Hyena, Honey Badger, ?, Porcupine, Leopard, Bush Pig, African Bush Elephant and Spotted Hyena with a kudu kill.

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(03-28-2024, 09:03 PM)TheHyenid76 Wrote: Camera trap images of various wild mammals in the Kasungu National Park. Carnivore Research Malawi is an organization that studies and conserves the habitats and wild carnivores of Malawi. Their FaceBook Page and Website.

"While the main focus of our camera trap placement is spotted hyaena, we have many other animals appearing in our photos during the day and night, utilising the same tracks and roads the hyaenas use. We collect and record the data of all the species that appear on our cameras to better understand the distribution of these animals, with a particular focus on carnivores. Can you name some of the species that appeared on our cameras during our recent visit to Kasungu National Park?"

The animals that I could recognize: Spotted Hyena, Honey Badger, ?, Porcupine, Leopard, Bush Pig, African Bush Elephant and Spotted Hyena with a kudu kill.

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[TheHyenid76]

Absolutely stunning photos of a few of Bangladesh's incredible birds. The birds in order: Purple rumped Sunbird, Jerdon's Leafbird, Common hawk-cuckoo & Blue-throated Blue Flycatcher. Full credits to Bakhtiar Hamid. Follow his FB Page because he posts a lot of interesting stuff regarding the wildlife of Bangladesh.

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Camera trap images showing the incredible mammalian fauna of Northeast Bangladesh. The animals in order: Barking deer, big male Fishing cat, Assamese macaque, Asiatic black bear (looks like a sun bear tho), Serow, Western Hoolock Gibbon, Leopard cat litter, Pig-Tailed macaque & Wild boar. Photos by Northeast Bangladesh Carnivore Conservation Initiative.

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Bangladesh, despite being a fairly small country, boasts a huge array of biodiversity. This is unfortunately threatened by various factors. More of Bangladesh's incredible mammalian fauna: Orange-bellied Himalayan Squirrel, Northern pig-tailed macaque, Northern Plains Grey Langur, Capped Langur, Northern Plains Grey Langur, Smooth-coated Otter & Irrawadi Dolphin. Credits to Zaber Ansary.

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