Of teeth and claws

Updated: Jan 13, 2022

Taking stock of carnivore research in the Greater Etosha Landscape

The Greater Etosha Landscape (GEL) is host to a wide diversity of carnivores, with an almost complete guild of large carnivores (only the African wild Read more

Queen takes King: dynamic interactions between spotted hyaenas and lions.

Spotted hyaenas have been traditionally thought to be only a lowly scavenger, stealing from lion kills and being subordinate to them. But in the recent years, thanks to dedicated group of hyeanas enthusiasts scientists, a new picture is starting Read more

Our Visitor Centre is open!

Updated: Jun 15, 2022

After many months of preparation, we were very pleased to welcome friends and families to the opening of Ongava Visitor Centre on 29th June. The Centre house an exhibition space which showcases the Research Centre’s Read more

Right on track? How reliable are our wildlife tracking devices?

Wildlife scientists have been using tracking devices and telemetry for more than 60 years. With the rise of the GPS and satellite technologies, we can now ‘follow’, animals remotely from the comfort of our offices. And the data we Read more

Our new spotted hyaena paper – Dyads and Networks

If you ask me, the spotted hyaena is one of the most interesting and exciting species to study. One of the reasons for that is that even though they live in large groups, all clan members are rarely, if Read more