17 August 2024

World Mammal Life List

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Samuel
Riley

List type: All Mammals

No. of species: 372

Date modified:

2024-08-17 22:51:42
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Drill Monkey, Flightless Anomalure, nCentral African Oyan, Florida Panther (Puma), Wolverine, Polar Bear, Narwhal, Arnoux’s Beaked Whale, Northern Right-Whale Dolphin, Hectors Dolphin, Monjon, Spectacled Hare Wallaby, Lumholtz Tree Kangaroo, Tasmanian Devil, Rakali, Bengal Tiger, Fishing Cat, Sunda Leopard Cat, Striped Hyena, Bornean Banded Civet, Vanikoro Flying Fox, Solomons Flying Fox, Leopard Seal, Common Spotted Cuscus, Bushpig, Red Slender Loris, Bornean Slow Loris, Aardvark, Eastern Gorilla, Chimpanzee, Bornean Orangutan, Western Pygmy Marmoset, Beecroft’s Anomalure, Neotropical and Giant River Otters, Tibetan Wolf, Dhole, Island Fox

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SamuelRiley
An award-winning filmmaker, wildlife photographer, scuba instructor, birder, and all-around naturalist, Sam’s passion for the living world knows no bounds. His journey began in Seattle, where he explored the diverse environments of Washington State in search of birds, butterflies, reptiles, and a wide array of mammals. From there, he embarked on international bird banding and herpetological biodiversity surveys in South America at just fifteen years old, igniting a lifelong love for wildlife-focused world travel. With a Bachelor of Science in Ecosystem Science and Policy from the University of Miami under his belt, Sam has since worked as a scuba instructor up and down the east coast of Australia, conducted primate and sea turtle research in West Africa, guided extensively across all seven continents, and directed and produced two award-winning films aimed at connecting people with the natural world. He now works as a program manager and expedition guide for Miru Adventures, where he plans and operates international wildlife and photography focused tours. Throughout Sam’s travels he has recorded over 400 species of mammals in 34 countries, and has helped countless people fulfil their dreams of encountering magnificent, rare and illusive species across the globe.

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