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Growing evidence suggests that most leopard populations across southern Africa are threatened by exploitation. GettyImages

May 10, 2020

Vincent Naude, University of Cape Town; Guy Balme, University of Cape Town, and Jacqueline Bishop, University of Cape Town

If left unregulated, the unsustainable exploitation of leopards will have severe ecological and evolutionary costs.

Google Images have revealed valuable data on what Africa’s largest eagle preys on. Shutterstock

April 15, 2019

Vincent Naude, University of Cape Town and Arjun Amar, University of Cape Town

Scientists now have a better understanding of what martial eagles eat. This is valuable for the conservation of this endangered species.