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Namibia and Angola s Remote Ovahimba Mountains Reveal a Haven for Unique Plants - New Survey

Namibia and Angola s Remote Ovahimba Mountains Reveal a Haven for Unique Plants - New Survey
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Namibia and Angola s remote Ovahimba mountains reveal a haven for unique plants—new survey

Namibia and Angola s remote Ovahimba mountains reveal a haven for unique plants—new survey
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Namibia and Angola s remote Ovahimba mountains reveal a haven for unique plants – new survey

Mountain flora in the Kaokoveld deserve priority conservation efforts.

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Where Are the Giraffes Hiding? Predictive Tracking Tech Points the Way

Where Are the Giraffes Hiding? Predictive Tracking Tech Points the Way
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Where are the giraffes hiding? Predictive tracking tech points the way

Stephanie Fennessy and her husband have been tagging giraffes in Africa since the early 2000s. The couple initially started out by using modified elephant collars. They later switched to using head harnesses, and then tags that could be fitted onto ossicones, the pair of horn-like structures at the top of a giraffe’s head. The latest […]

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