Carrying on from my previous blog highlighting the female orangutans at my research site Sikundur, this week it’s the turn of the males who call the site “home.” I’ve been fortunate enough to encounter a large number of these guys over the past year, perhaps due to the site’s position of the edge of the national park compressing these animals’ home range as they suffer the effects of rampant deforestation across the Leuser Ecosystem.
Credit: James Askew
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Carrying on from my previous blog highlighting the female orangutans at my research site Sikundur, this week it’s the turn of the males who call the site “home.” I’ve been fortunate enough to encounter a large number of these guys over the past year, perhaps due to the site’s position of the edge of the national park compressing these animals’ home range as they suffer the effects of rampant deforestation across the Leuser Ecosystem.
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Credit: James Askew
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The Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project in Borneo is besieged and under threat from raging forest fires
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Scientists begin yearlong Red Planet simulation at Mauna Loa
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A swarm of triggerfish demonstrates the benefits of mob feeding in the mid-Atlantic
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For a location that’s so difficult to reach, it’s astonishing how many speices have managed to make the journey
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Despite the work of conservationists, poaching and habitat destruction are still major problems in North Sumatra
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Of the course of nearly 1,200 scientific dives conducted on an expedition to the Philippines' Verde Island Passage, a team from the California Academy of Sciences discovered approximately 100 new species
Read
Scientific divers aren’t looking to simply fill their collecting bags—they’re seeking scientific value, data that furthers their understanding of a place or process.
Read
In the most biologically diverse marine ecosystem on the planet, fishing has wiped out apex predators like barracuda, grouper and sharks
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