From small cats to pangolins: Detection dogs help track elusive species

Mongabay
Aug 8, 2026, 4:30 am89 ptsTrending
In the grassy dwarf shrublands of South Africa’s Karoo, Michelle Marie Schroeder is looking for a very specific kind of poo. Black-footed cats spend most of the day hidden in burrows and emerge mainly under the cover of darkness, making them notoriously difficult to study. That’s why the conservation…

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