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Flower - of the Kalahari - and her Whiskers. Zaphod, of course. Kleintjie, all in 3D. Swift & Ernesto. And later Sqirt & Weenie...The meerkats of the Kalahari Meerkat Project starred on countless screens and in books - do you want to learn more about the actors behind these stars? Or are you "just" fond of these furry little creatures that seem to value family above everything else? Or are you here to support the KMP research - and see what we've achieved with our support? Whatever it is that sparked your interest in the KMP meerkats:
Welcome to our Friends of the Kalahari Meerkat Project website.
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2017-12 December LH Table
The December Life History files have been uploaded. Here are the most important events: There are 20 females pregnant at the end of the month – peak breeding season! Unfortunately, several groups lost their young pups however – Jaxx, for example, lost 5 of their 6 new pups. 2 come,…
2017-Nov November LH Table
The November Life History files have been uploaded. Here are the most important events: A rare event: Zulus dominant female had a partial abortion, carrying the remaining pups to term. Baobab’s dominant female Flossie died; she was suffering from TB. There are several groups with TB signs right now, possibly…
Happy Thanksgiving – the 2018 KMP Calendar is available!
A very happy Thanksgiving to all our American Friends and website visitors! As usual at this time of the year, the brand new 2018 KMP Meerkats calendar is up for sale in our Zazzle store, www.zazzle.com/fkmp-store The KMP researchers, volunteers and Friends visitors again contributed last year’s most awesome, amazing,…
2017 October LH Table
The October Life History files have been uploaded. Here are the most important events: Three pups emerged of Swift’s litter, two of which are still around: Bones (VWF212) and Pixie (VWM211), bringing them to 11 individuals. Subordinate Buddleia is missing though. Unfortunately, Baobab dominant female Amarula succumbed to TB. She had…