Hong Kong’s Wild Animals, Part VI: Big City Bovines

Christopher DewolfApril 29, 2021

Herds of feral cows and buffalo roam the outskirts of Hong Kong. How did they get there?...

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Hong Kong’s Wild Animals, Part V: The Asian Koel, A Sign of Spring

Christopher DewolfMarch 17, 2021

The annual mating season of the Asian koel, with its unmistakable, lonely song, signals the arrival of spring in Hong Kong....

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Hong Kong’s Wild Animals, Part IV: Burmese Pythons

Christopher DewolfMarch 4, 2021

Why you shouldn't be scared of Hong Kong's largest snakes....

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Hong Kong’s Wild Animals, Part III: Barking Deer

Christopher DewolfDecember 16, 2020

Shy and anxious, one of Hong Kong’s most distinctive creatures is known for its strange cry....

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Hong Kong’s Wild Creatures, Part II: Tigers

Christopher DewolfSeptember 22, 2020

Tigers once terrified Hong Kong villagers and city-dwellers alike. What happened to them?...

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Hong Kong’s Wild Creatures, Part I: Pangolins

Christopher DewolfJuly 30, 2020

Pangolins have managed to survive in Hong Kong's hills for thousands of years – but now they are critically endangered....

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Into the Wild: Robert Ferguson is Documenting Hong Kong’s Wild Creatures

Christopher DewolfJune 23, 2020

Learn more about Hong Kong's wildlife, one step at a time....

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The Foreign Origins and Uncertain Future of Hong Kong’s Cockatoos

Zabrina LoJuly 3, 2019

The city’s much adored yellow-crested cockatoos are facing an uphill battle against trafficking and extinction....

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Hong Kong Fauna: Can We Save the City’s Last Remaining Dolphins?

Zabrina LoMay 29, 2019

Hong Kong’s distinctive pink dolphins are beloved – but they may soon disappear....

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