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Michigan State University students in the Holekamp Lab blog about their experiences in Kenya, research on spotted hyenas and adventures in the field.
Michigan State University | College of Natural Science
About This Blog
Notes From Kenya is a blog run by the students in the Holekamp Lab at Michigan State University, College of Natural Science, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A.
Help Support the Research
You can help support our research by making a donation to the Hyena Research Fund at MSU. Your contributions provide necessary resources for the students and scientists to continue our work.
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- caracal
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- cobra
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- Cool photo of a fight between lions and hyenas
- courtship
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- turtles
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- vultures
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Blog Archive
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2008
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November
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- Was it worth it?
- The thrill of the hunt
- My two cents about freshwater ecology
- What a difference a nipple makes
- Adorable antics
- Kila Nafasi
- That's all, folks
- Day 3: Hyena heaven
- A new day dawns on the hippo...
- I am William Wallace
- Ever wonder what 7,000 pounds of meat look like?
- Scadoxus multiflorus, a.k.a. Flowerus Wickedcoolus
- Battle of giants
- Mangey cheetah
- What it means to be a Maasai
- Hyena Myth #1: Busted
- Kenya rejoices
- It's only natural
- Ant in the pants
- Tragedy strikes
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November
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2 comments:
Wow! Even the hide, eh?
We need a clan of hyenas to turn loose after each home football game. Campus would be clean in no time.
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