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Thailand Bound: Searching for Wild Dhole Part 1
The Minnesota Zoo is well known for its 485 acre facility in Apple Valley, Minnesota – just minutes away from the Mall of America. However people may be less familiar with the amazing work the Zoo does...
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Thailand Bound: Searching for Wild Dhole Part 2
The Minnesota Zoo is well known for its 485 acre facility in Apple Valley, Minnesota – just minutes away from the Mall of America. However people may be less familiar with the amazing work the Zoo does...
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Studying the Wild Dhole Part 5 – Happy (Belated) Valentine’s Day
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise known as Asian wild dogs) in partnership...
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Studying the Wild Dhole Part 4 – Monitor Lizards and Pick-Up Sticks
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise known as Asian wild dogs) in partnership...
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Studying the Wild Dhole Part 3 – How Elephants are Related to a Fire Alarm
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise known as Asian wild dogs) in partnership...
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Studying the Wild Dhole Part 2 – Do We Have a Plan B?
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise known as Asian wild dogs) in partnership...
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Studying the Wild Dhole Part 1 – Why Dholes?
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise known as Asian wild dogs) in partnership...
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Saving Dholes with a Beep
Psshhhhh—the sound of static tells me the VHF receiver is on. 204: beep-pause-beep-pause-beep. Fine. 446: beep-pause-beep-pause-beep. And on through our list of numbers. We have listened to this...
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Dholes in Khao Yai National Park, Thailand
A “selfie-spot” is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the wild landscape of a National Park. But we are in Khao Yai National Park, the first park established in Thailand in 1962...
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Collaring Dholes and Coming Full Circle
We have been trying to collar a dhole for 7 days, but no luck. We are in Khao Yai National Park in Thailand and have set up traps in an area called Nong Pak Chi. I am familiar with the area from 2004...
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