Uganda Critters
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capmike wrote:
Returned 4 weeks ago from a 3 week visit to Uganda. Primate Capital of the world. Saw a lot of them, many more we didn't. Here are some we did see.
Wow, cool batch of Primate photographs. Well shot as well. Just how many simian and anthropoid species are there in Uganda? [A quick Google Search yielded 20.] Back around December of 1973 I met Jane Goodall, Diane Fossey, Richard Leakey, and other Primatologists, Anthropologists, and Paleontologists in San Francisco at a Symposium conference. I was with a Collage group of students. It was quite an adventure.
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Excellent! Members of our family tree - in trees.
Someone once commented that it's amazing how much they look like us. The reply was, "It's amazing how much we look like them.😁
Someone once commented that it's amazing how much they look like us. The reply was, "It's amazing how much we look like them.😁
Nov 26, 2023 10:07:46 #
oldpsych
Loc: Indianapolis
capmike wrote:
Returned 4 weeks ago from a 3 week visit to Uganda. Primate Capital of the world. Saw a lot of them, many more we didn't. Here are some we did see.
These are terrific, especially the ones of mother and child.
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capmike wrote:
Returned 4 weeks ago from a 3 week visit to Uganda. Primate Capital of the world. Saw a lot of them, many more we didn't. Here are some we did see.
Wonderful!
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