Maghreb Garden Dormouse

Maghreb Garden Dormouse

Discover the fascinating world of the Maghreb Garden Dormouse (*Glirulus galili*), a nocturnal mammal native to North Africa's Mediterranean regions. With its distinct grayish-brown fur, impressive climbing skills, and vital role in seed dispersal, this vulnerable species is crucial for maintaining biodiversity in its ecosystem. Learn more about its habitat, diet, and the conservation efforts needed to protect this unique creature.

Common Gundi

Common Gundi

Discover the fascinating world of the **Common Gundi**, a small mammal native to the rocky arid regions of North Africa, including Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Learn about their unique physical characteristics, social behaviors, and essential role in the ecosystem, as well as the conservation challenges they face. This overview provides insight into their lifestyle, diet, and remarkable agility that helps them thrive in harsh environments.

Desert Gundi

Desert Gundi

Discover the fascinating world of the Desert Gundi (<i>Gundis gundi</i>), a small, social rodent thriving in the arid landscapes of North Africa. With their unique adaptations, playful behavior, and crucial role in their ecosystem, these agile mammals not only navigate rocky terrains but also contribute to biodiversity and seed dispersion in their habitats. Learn more about their characteristics, diet, and conservation status in our latest blog post!

West Sahara Hare

West Sahara Hare

Discover the fascinating world of the West Sahara Hare (*Lepus saharicus*), a resilient species thriving in North Africa's arid landscapes. This medium-sized hare exhibits unique adaptations for survival, including remarkable speed, a diverse herbivorous diet, and the ability to regulate body temperature in extreme heat. Learn about their habitat, behavior, and role in the ecosystem in this comprehensive species description.

Moroccan Hare

Moroccan Hare

Discover the fascinating world of the Moroccan Hare (<i>Lepus microtis</i>), a remarkable species thriving in North Africa's arid landscapes. Known for their impressive speed and distinctive reddish-brown fur, these medium-sized mammals play a vital role in their ecosystem as both herbivores and a food source for predators. Learn about their habitat, behaviors, and conservation status in our latest blog post.