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The red wolf (Canis rufus) ranks among the most critically endangered canids worldwide, with a wild population numbering fewer than 100 individuals inhabiting the coastal regions of North Carolina. To facilitate the recovery of this severely endangered species, a Species Survival Plan (SSP) captive breeding initiative was implemented. The WNC Nature Center located in Asheville,…

Virginia opossums (Didelphis virginiana) are the sole marsupials found in the United States, and we take pride in sharing our yard with them. Since they are nocturnal, we rarely spot them, but we are aware of their presence thanks to our camera traps. Recently, we captured some fascinating opossum behavior on film: how an opossum…

Language holidays represent one of the most genuine and enjoyable means of slow travel. By fully engaging with a new culture and language, you not only acquire the ability to converse in a different language but also achieve a deeper insight into the local lifestyle. Barcelona, with its lively culture, breathtaking architecture, and vibrant environment,…

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Chobe National Park, situated in Botswana, stands out as an exceptional location for wildlife lovers and safari adventurers. Famous for its breathtaking scenery and abundant biodiversity, the park hosts one of the highest populations of African elephants on the continent. The Chobe River, which delineates the park’s northern edge, serves as a key highlight, providing…

Whale Watching in South Africa: A Guide to Hermanus Whale watching in South Africa is celebrated for its stunning sightings, especially in the coastal town of Hermanus in the Western Cape. From June to November, Southern Right Whales (Eubalaena australis) travel to the southern coast to mate and give birth, making Hermanus an ideal spot…

Kruger National Park, situated in South Africa, is celebrated for its remarkable biodiversity, particularly its avian population. As one of the most extensive game reserves in Africa, Kruger features a multitude of habitats, rendering it a paradise for birdwatchers. With a minimum of 613 recorded bird species, it boasts one of the richest arrays of…

Imagine yourself on the untouched beaches of New Zealand, encircled by azure waters that reach endlessly toward the horizon. The atmosphere is charged with excitement as you set off on an exhilarating journey unlike any other – whale watching in New Zealand, the realm of the long white cloud & The Lord of The Rings!…

Modernist masterpieces, ancient alleyways, and sun-drenched shores are merely three reasons why the Catalan capital is the ideal spot for a weekend getaway. Duncan Rhodes serves as our local guide. If Barcelona were a woman, she would be an enchanting yet defiant Miss World outsider, one who often sacrifices her beauty rest for wild nights…

Victoria Falls, a renowned symbol of Africa, acts as a natural frontier between Zimbabwe and Zambia. This UNESCO World Heritage Site provides stunning vistas from both nations, making it an essential stop for adventurers. The Zambezi River, more than 1.2 miles wide at the falls, tumbles down a succession of gorges, producing a mist observable…