This past April, a breeding pair of wild Red Wolves had their second litter, which became part of one of the Ted Wolf Recovery Program’s most important conservation tools to increase genetic diversity: cross-fostering! A few things have to go right to ensure cross-fostering is a success: it must

I absolutely love this! I love learning new things about animals. Being able to tell the age of a dolphin is the same the same way we can tell how old a tree is. That’s so cool!

Mountain gorillas take their sleep routine very well. Every night and sometimes during the day, they build a brand new nest in around 5 minutes! Using branches, twigs, and leaves, they weave together a cozy, circular bed where they’ll sleep for up to 12 hours. Typically, mountain gorillas build

Like most newborn canines, Red Wolf pups are born totally blind, making them entirely reliant on Mom during the first weeks of their life. After about 10-14 days, they start to open light, blue-gray eyes, a result of a lack of pigment that will change as they age. During this time, they also be

A dolphin’s dorsal fin isn’t just a unique identifier for each individual, it’s a biological thermostat! Extremities like fins and flukes lack bones, but contain dense connective tissues with a healthy blood supply. Similar to how our hands and feet get cold first when we’re out in the elements

Mountain gorillas aren’t the most not great apes monitored by the Fossey Fund. Grauer’s gorillas are one of the world’s 25 most endangered primates. And they reside in eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Because they are in such dire need of help , the Fossey Fund partnered with lo

Red Wolf sightings in the wild help improve monitoring efforts for the Red Wolf Recovery Program, and even help biologists assess the health of individuals and figure out breeding pairs. If you’re in eastern North Carolina and spot a Red Wolf, feel free to share photos or videos captured from a

“250 Red Wolves” Great number for today! I love hearing that the work these people are doing is working to increase the population of Red Wolves! #repopulation #conservation

Conservationists use large acclimation pens to safely introduce a Red Wolf to the wild! Their locations are chosen based on how dense prey populations are, how secure the habitat is, and whether it’s occupied by an existing breeding pair (not ideal) or within the territory of an unpaired Red Wolf (

Always learning something new! I get to have these updates with facts about dolphins I didn’t know. If you go on Fahlo you can choose an animal to track and learn something new. https://myfahlo.com #wildlifeconservation #dolphinfacts Just in Case Disclaimer: I am not posting this for views.

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Macibiri spends most of her social time with blackback Ishimwe— the two have a special bond centered around play. Given their large size, their games can get rough at times, so others know it’s best to keep a safe distance when they start wrestling!