By: Sam Hoving, Carleton College
Less than a minute later, I heard a loud crinkle and vigorous scampering, as a vervet monkey climbed his way out of reach into a tree, my chips in tow.
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By: Sam Hoving, Carleton College
Less than a minute later, I heard a loud crinkle and vigorous scampering, as a vervet monkey climbed his way out of reach into a tree, my chips in tow.
Then I tilted my head down to see more clearly and saw that a Western Barn Owl was sitting in the car by my feet.
As we headed out for the first day of transects in Kaziikini, everyone had one thing on their minds: lions!
The group traveled down the street for a banging cultural event filled with Bayei games, songs, and dances.
By Helena Karcher, Weber State As I stepped onto the tarmac at Maun International Airport, ears still popping from the quick descent from the sky, I read the sign on the building: “Welcome to Botswana.” Wow! Who would have ever…