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Elephants Visit Round Robin
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Field Report: Sounds of Gabon—and a Few Sights
Grand Saline is a large bai, or clearing, and the focal area of Peter and Liz's studyThis is Petite Bai, a second study site where colleagues are also workingLiz ran across this 15-foot python on the...
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Gabon Update: Elephants Enter the Bai
Related StoriesGabon Update: Elephants Through Night Vision GlassesGabon Update: 104 seconds with elephantsElephants Visit Round RobinField Report: Sounds of Gabon—and a Few Sights This month we’re...
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Gabon Update: Elephants Through Night Vision Glasses
Night-vision binoculars help our team see the night movements of elephantsA young male forest elephant drinks from one of the "pits" or waterholes in the streamThree nights later, Liz saw this large...
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Gabon Update: 104 seconds with elephants
Liz's first daytime elephants were a family group with a male approaching (left)The lead female seemed concerned about the young male's intentionsAt a sign from her, the family group...
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Watch Our 2011 Parade of Students
These are some of the slides presented at the 2011 Parade of Students. Our 2011 Parade of Students consisted of 53 research projects in 53 minutes—a breakneck tour through student research here at the...
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NPR’s Forest Elephant Stories: Additional Sound and Video
Andrea Turkalo has studied elephants at Dzanga Bai for 24 years.Turkalo knows most of the elephants, including this 22 year old, Miss L.Turkalo with Bayaka helpers Zou, Melebou, Koto, and Mbanda.In...
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