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• ↓ Indigenous knowledge x tech in the search for a tiny Amazon monkey
• ↓ A story with hunters and told by hunters – coming soon in 2027
• ↓ “In the shadow of the Himalayas swims a fish that seems to have developed a taste for human flesh…” 10 most aggressive freshwater fish
• ↓ Victoria’s koalas in chronically poor health and population is half what was previously estimated
• ↓ This snake’s “outrageous” tail looks exactly like a spider. Scientists just looked inside it and found something odd
• ↓ Nepal’s high-altitude wildernesses & wildlife are increasingly under threat (commentary)
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"How do you search for the world’s smallest monkey? Earlier this year, Nicolás Schuldt Durán took on this task after he was approached by members of an Indigenous community in Ecuador. Ever since, he’s been tapping into the knowledge of the Siekopai people and combining it with passive acoustic monitoring technology to look for pygmy […]"

"Quolls (/ˈkwɒlz/; genus Dasyurus) are carnivorous marsupials native to Australia and New Guinea. They are primarily nocturnal, and spend most of the day in a den. Of the six species of quoll, four are found in Australia and two in New Guinea. Another two species are known from fossil remains in Pliocene and Pleistocene deposits […]"

"We tend not to worry when dipping our toes into fresh water. There could be a slippery rock or two to negotiate, but any fish we encounter will be placid and calm, more scared of us than we are of them. There are toothy terrors in the vastness of the sea, but we have nothing […]"

"The Victorian government sat on a report for more than 12 months that found the state’s koala population was in chronically poor health. The review of the state’s koala populations, led by state science agency the Arthur Rylah Institute in conjunction with scientists from major universities, was completed for the Victorian government in June 2025. […]"

Key Topics & Focus Areas for focusingonwildlife.com:

Indigenous knowledge x tech in the search for a tiny Amazon monkey

A story with hunters and told by hunters – coming soon in 2027

“In the shadow of the Himalayas swims a fish that seems to have developed a taste for human flesh…” 10 most aggressive freshwater fish

Victoria’s koalas in chronically poor health and population is half what was previously estimated

This snake’s “outrageous” tail looks exactly like a spider. Scientists just looked inside it and found something odd

Nepal’s high-altitude wildernesses & wildlife are increasingly under threat (commentary)