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The Mekong River, flowing down Thailand’s eastern border, influences nearly half the country, with its network of tributaries shaping diverse ecosystems. These waterways sustain everything from rice fields to tropical rainforests, where animals thrive in multi-layered habitats. In the forest canopy, Pileated Gibbons(Hylobates pileatus) form tight-knit, monogamous families, with both parents caring for their infant as it grows independent. Below, the understory is home to predators like the nearly invisible pit viper, which hunts using heat sensors. Meanwhile, pig-tailed macaques playfully navigate the branches, while the dominant male maintains his … Continue

Madonna, the first Kinda Baboon(Papio kindae) to be studied from birth through adulthood, is on an important search for a mate. In Zambia’s Kasanka National Park, she moves through the vibrant wet-season landscape with her troop, just as millions of fruit bats begin their annual migration. Under the watchful eyes of primatologist Anna Weyher and her team, Madonna’s decisions hold the potential to reveal insights into the distinctive male-female relationships of Kinda Baboons. As new males join the troop, the dynamics shift, leading to love triangles and rivalries that could have … Continue

In the Season 1 finale of Orangutan Jungle School, the pressure is mounting. Clumsy climber Malika from Group 1 faces being held back a grade if she doesn’t start making vertical progress. Beni’s strict diet is more than he can handle. After being deprived of bananas one time too many, he takes matters into his own hands. And the six jungle school graduates from the pre-release islands, including Rebecca and Rowo, are finally set for release into the wild. It’s a mammoth journey by road and river into the heart of … Continue