Another new species to our Indian camera traps – welcome the sloth bear!
Sloth Bear: A Fuzzy, Large Insectivore
Northern Red Muntjac: A Small Deer with Few Chromosomes
A mighty muntjac! This small, but majestic cervid (deer family) comes from our recent crop of photos from students’ cameras in India…
Malabar Giant Squirrel: A Multi-Colored Rodent Like You’ve Never Seen!
Who would have thought I would have been so excited to get a squirrel on the camera trap?
Rock Hyrax: An Unexpected Relative of Elephants
Superficially, elephants look like they are more closely related to rhinos and hippos…
Red-Rumped Agouti: Scatter Hoarder of the Neotropics
This cute, little rodent is our most frequently detected mammal on the camera traps we have set up in Peperpot Nature Park, Suriname…
Gerenuk: The “Stretch Armstrong” of Ungulates
The “stretch Armstrong” of the ungulate world, this elegant antelope is actually from the Bovidae (cow) family…
