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‘Rock stars’ – the charismatic small mammals of Ongava Lodge
Location: Ongava Lodge, Ongava Game Reserve, Namibia Date: 20-22 March 2010 Observer: Chris Roche Photographers: Grant Atkinson, Martin Benadie As a result of its arid isolation, Namibia is a haven for endemic species that have evolved away from their more widespread counterparts in savannah and woodland ecosystems. It is also ideal for small mammals that [...]
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