Monday, June 28, 2010

Two Years of Great Hyena Blog Stories

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Two years ago, Professor Holekamp launched this blog as a way to share some of the great stories involving MSU students and their hyena rese...
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The Adventures of Dolittle - The Saga Continues

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When last we saw our intrepid hyena, Dolittle was stumbling through North territory and, well, he looked like crap. Ripped to shreds, one fo...
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Sunday, June 20, 2010

Eye Issues

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This poor little guy is one of our new den cubs in Talek West. His left eye appears to blind in much the same way that Jin from Fig Tree wa...

A Reunion: They're Baaaaaack!

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It is amazing what a heartfelt apology can accomplish in so little time. We had heard rumors that the migration would be late this year due ...

Snare Blues

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Snares are one of the unfortunate consequences of studying a large carnivore in a park surrounded by a pastoral rural community. Some Masai...
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Saturday, June 12, 2010

A Reconciliation

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Dear Migration, I know I haven’t tried to contact you since you left in November. I’m sorry, my pride kept me away. You were rig...
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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Kenna dazzles IDing border patrol participants

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OK, you’ve seen from her blog posts that Kenna has a great sense of humor, but let me tell you a little bit about her ability as an observer...
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Sunday, June 6, 2010

When Lions Don't Bore You to Tears

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Most hyena researchers that come out here have a healthy respect for lions but, on average, there is no love lost between Fisi Campers and M...
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Yet Another Andy

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I’d like to take a minute to introduce myself. My name is Andy Booms and, yes, I’m actually the third Andy to post on this blog. I just fi...

The mongooses return....along with some other unexpected stuff

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We had all told Dee she would be sure to have dwarf mongooses attend breakfast with us every day while she was visiting our camp in the Mara...
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