Here’s an infographic that I created. I should probably go into more depth about how sever orangutan’s level of endangerment is and how palm oil is a huge contributing factor to it. However, I’ll just let the infographic speak for itself and expound on it at a later time. 🙂
Note: all images are Creative Commons license.
I created this concept map for a project in 2015 and thought it would be a useful addition here, so I updated it with recent data. It overviews primates and shows a view of the relationship between apes and monkeys. One of the most interesting aspects of this is the list of names of all of Woodland Park Zoo’s primates.
I also created a little cheat sheet to carry around in my notebook so that I have the names of WPZ’s primates handy:
Over the last month I’ve tried to get pictures of Claudia 3 times. However, she has not been cooperating. After talking with one of the keepers I found out that she is working on becoming a mom and has laid an egg. Presumably she is spending a good amount of time in one of the dens caring for that egg.
All of the penguins can be identified by different colored tags on their wings. Males usually have tags on the right and females usually have them on the left. Claudia has a pale pink band with a small red tab on her left wing.
Can you find Claudia? If so, please considering commenting below and uploading an image. I’d love to see it.