Mammalnet blog
In this blog we are going to tell you stories about the mammals that live in our surroundings. How you can collaborate to help their conservation and what are their main problems. You will also be able to learn how to identify and better understand the species that you observe, and we will tell you some of the activities that we are going to prepare during the coming months.
And in other Swiss mammal news, the Genet has been recorded for the first time in the country! Total mammal species up to 99!
https://www.rts.ch/info/suisse/11485435-genette-surprise-au-detour-dune-foret-genevoise-par-un-naturaliste-en-herbe.html
Tras más de 50 egagrópilas de lechuza común examinadas, ¡me he "topado" con un topo ibérico! La especie es Talpa occidentalis, el único topo que hay en Andalucía (primera y segunda fotografías). También he rescatado un cráneo intacto de musaraña gris (tercera foto). ¡A seguir!
3When the boss asks; who drank all the coffee...?
Let's face it, the hare is very well camouflaged. Merging with his environment and becoming almost invisible, a good survival strategy. #CitizenScience #MammalNet #wildlife
Wenn der #Chef fragt, wer den ganzen #Kaffee getrunken hat…
Jetzt mal ehrlich, der #Feldhase ist sehr gut getarnt. Natürlich ist er auch sehr flink, mit seiner Umwelt zu verschmelzen und nahezu unsichtbar zu werden, ist aber auch eine gute Überlebensstrategie.
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