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- The Color of Money
- Brazzaville Ape Meeting
- Great Apes and FSC
- BBC Documentary highlights “Fire of the Chimpanzee”
- Goualougo Apes in BBC Africa Series
- Origins of Deadliest Strain of Human Malaria Discovered
- GTAP in National Geographic magazine
- Sydney at the Royal Botanical Garden
- Transect Team Success!
- Ambassador visits Goualougo
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- Congratulations Sydney!
- Goualougo’s Tool Using Apes on Ants
- Congratulations Jean Robert!
- A day spent with Dorothy and baby Oz
- Focusing on Health
- Leakey grows up
- Maya’s sweet success!
- A Decade Strong
- Spending time with Goualougo Gorillas
- Congrats to Crepin Eyana Ayina!
- Thanks Ian!
- Josh Foer visits the Goualougo Triangle
- Jean Robert Onononga presents at the International Society of Primatology
Identify this moth?
This beautiful moth was photographed in the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project base camp. It was attracted to the lights in the screen office tent, but was safely returned to the forest by Marcel Meguessa. The moth’s wing span was more than 5 inches, and sported some intense owl eyes! Could this be a Polyphemus moth? Anyone?