Recaps of a 16 hour day doing the annual water hole count, heading to the coast (Swakopmund) and feeling very ready to head back home where showers are a stable temperature. Swakopmund and water hole counts0:00/1202.0266671× Please enjoy this mini photo dump:
Fun facts about cheetahs0:00/290.881× Here are some non-cheetah photos of other creatures I take care of around CCF.
Another long monologue in which I talk about some of the more frustrating parts of my internship so far. I anticipated differences in medical tools, but not medical standard and it has weighed on me a lot during my last 5 weeks. I am still having an overall fantastic experience
Etosha monologue0:00/526.6053511× All these photos were taken by Aryan Patel with his super fancy camera!! Bird species seen (34): Western cattle egret Egyptian geese Black headed heron Grey heron Secretary bird Ludwig bustard Ganar goshawk Ring necked dove Northern black Korran Red crested bustard Black faced waxbill
I'm warning y'all - this is a long one. Highlights include updates on my research study, surviving 10 days in the bush, and plans for my next month. I will be posting a video with a bunch of photos and clips from the trip (once I
A quick reminder, I am leaving tomorrow (Friday) to go on a 10 day rabies vaccination trip to the rural parts of Northern Namibia. Since I won't bring my laptop and will have pretty limited access to electricity to charge my phone, you won't hear from
Lots happening My Monologue0:00/01×
Im not dead My Monologue0:00/01×
I arrived at the CCF after a little over 43 hours of travel (3 planes, 2 car rides). My first official day I was working with the cheetah team on basic husbandry for the resident cheetahs. Essentially, if a cheetah comes to the center under ~1.5 years old they
So theoretically I will be updating this with photos and voice memos during my trip to Namibia. Who knows how frequently I'll be able to post or if I'll even have good enough wifi to do so. Realistically I have a very vague idea of how