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From cheetahs to falcons: The fastest animal in the world (Quiz)
Learn about the fastest animals in the world, and then zoom through our speed quiz to test your knowledge!
Moholoholo: “We're losing a significant percentage of the total vulture population”
Moholoholo's manager sat down with ACE to discuss groundbreaking research on Africa's raptor crisis and the similarities in Moholoholo's own admissions.
Interesting facts on African wild dogs (Infographic)
Learn more about wild dog conservation in their natural habitat with an unforgettable on the ground experience here at ACE.
Guess who's walking: animal tracks (Infographic) (Quiz)
Discover the importance of animal tracks for conservation and find out how you can become a top tracker. Then, test your identification skills in our quiz!
Project News: poisoning at Kruger National Park
The team from Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre were called by the Endangered Wildlife Trust to a major poisoning in the northern area of the Kruger National Park in South Africa.
Amazing animal eyes (Quiz)
Learn about the wonderful world of wildlife eyes, and then take our eye identification quiz to test your knowledge!
Pangolins: conservation on all scales
It’s unlikely you would have ever seen a pangolin as they are by far the rarest and most elusive of mammals, and we have it on good authority their pee tastes like ants!
The Supervet: Safari Special at The Rhino Orphanage
Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, in his new episode Supervet: Safari Special, visits The Rhino Orphanage. You too can visit and volunteer with ACE!
Rescue, raise, rehabilitate and release
The Golola Rhino Orphanage and Rehabilitation Centre is the world’s first dedicated rhino orphanage. Their mission is to ensure the species survive. Read Lonely Planet's article about the Rhino Orphanage here.
