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Available Now: A Zoologist's Stumblings In Africa: How to Habituate a Bonobo

Its finally ready! My book is now available to buy in paperback, kindle and non-kindle ebook. Here is the link to the uk amazon paperback and kindle. http://amzn.to/1RtijVK It should be on all the other amazon country sites too. Paperback: Amazon (UK) Amazon (USA) Amazon for other territories: DE , FR , ES , IT Createspace (USA) Ebook: Kindle (UK) Kindle (US) Kindle for other territories: DE , FR , ES , IT , NL , JP , BR , CA , MX , AU , IN Kobo Smashwords Scribd Inktera iBooks "Enter Lui-Kotale in the Democratic Republic of Congo and meet some amazing primates, the bonobos. Get to know the least know great apes at a personal level as well as many other species and people. From bonobos in the day to leopards in the night being a bonobo habituator is far from dull. During nine months following a wild group of bonobo, meat eating, wading and urinating on resea...

Meerkat Days

Here is a 4 minute film i have made for Newquay zoo as part of my BSc course. It is for the national science and engineering week 2011 and will be shown in Newquay Zoo tropical house during the event. Link to full size video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hQ9OTG94_E

Three Foxes (A Camera Trap Post)

So here is a post based on what the blog is named after, a camera trap in Cornwall. I had a lot of chicken pieces left over from dinner and some rice so put a bigger meal than usual out. Since there was so much food I thought I would bring the camera out of retirement. I'm glad I did as we had some foxes, three of them. I'm glad to say One-eye is still around and looking very healthy, infact she has a thicker tail than when I last seen her. The second fox to appear was a young small fox who has the same look about it as One-eye, except with 2 eyes, and maybe she is her cub? And finally the return of the big fox Rommel, he is still nervous but very big. In other news the barn owl has visited everyday this week between 6pm and 6:30pm. Amazon.co.uk Widgets

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