October 9, 2017

Jungle Jump

Kipunji, Kipunji photos, Kipunji in Tanzania, Tanzania wildlife, Tanzania primates, Tanzania safari, Mount Rungwe
October 9, 2017
Jungle Jump

Species: Kipunji | Location: Mt. Rungwe, Tanzania, United Republic of

By Wilhelm Osterman

A leap of hope. The kipunji is one of the least-known primates in the world. Discovered in 2004, it lives in the most remote rainforests of Tanzania. The kipunji is a symbol for what there is still to discover out there. It is also a symbol for what may never be discovered unless we protect rainforests and other parts of our planet.

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About The Photographer

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I am a young researcher and amateur photographer from Sweden. I have been photographing wildlife around the world in my studies and volunteer work which has resulted in amazing experience with conservation. I am currently studying a Master in International Nature Conservation in Göttingen, Germany.

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