The Travelling Cheetah

Travelling every corner of the earth documenting wildlife conservation & animal welfare

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  • Animals & the Environment
    • Animal Welfare on the Road
    • Dairy Farming and the Environment – A New Zealand Example
    • Does Cecil’s life matter more?
    • Essay: Population Growth and Environmental Factors – A South Sudanese Example
    • For the love of Rhinos
    • Global Warming VS. Climate Change – What is the Difference?
    • Great Whites Have Rights
    • Interview with Verramente’s Joshie, about the animal entertainment industry
    • Meet the Kiwi
    • Plastic Pollution of our Oceans
    • Rhino Poaching: the two that started it all for me
    • Rhinoceros – The Real Life Unicorn
    • Should Rhino Horn be auctioned in Australia?
    • The World’s most luxurious coffee is a load of crap (literally)
    • Why so Cheetah’s have tear stains?
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Elite Daily – 6 Ways To Be An Animal-Friendly Tourist And Still Enjoy The Sights


Eat Sleep Breathe Travel – Best Places To Travel Solo: South Africa

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Don't bury your face in the sand (or in this case your own chest) about the state of our planet - lets work together to sort it out! #yelloweyedpenguin #hoiho #savetheplanet #aucklandislands #enderbyisland #aotearoa #newzealand #travel #heritageexpeditions #thetravellingcheetah
A Yellow Admiral Butterfly blending in beautiful with her surroundings 🌹 #butterfliesofnewzealand #butterfly #yellowadmiralbutterfly #yellow #orange #nature #wildlife #otago #coastalotago #travel #aotearoa #nz #newzealand #thetravellingcheetah
Really really fitting right now. Borders are a made-up human concept, but we are all one people and we have a responsibility to be respectful to one another and a right to be accepted for who we are 💙 #respect #love #kindness #kiakahaaotearoa #borders
Today has been the darkest day in New Zealand's modern history. Today we lost our innocence as a country. We lost 49 special members of our community in a horrific terrorist attack upon two mosques during Friday prayers. A further 47 people are in hospital fighting for their lives with serious gunshot wounds. As a country we are mourning, and our condolences sincerly go out to everyone involved in today's unfoldings. Our wonderful Prime Minister expressed how we all feel: "They are us. The person who has perpetuated this violence against us is not. They have no place in New Zealand. There is no place in New Zealand for such acts of extreme and unprecedented violence." This is an act that has absolutely no place in New Zealand - this is not who we are. The only way to overcome hate and violence is with love, kindness, dignity, diversity and respect ❤❤❤ #christchurchshooting #nzterrorattack #onlylove #notoneword #newzealand #aotearoa #diversity #respect #love
New Zealand Fur Seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) are considered NZ's first conservation success story. NZ Fur Seals, also known as Kekeno, numbered at approximately two million individuals before the introduction of humans to Aotearoa. They were hunted for food, blubber, oil and fur, and were pushed to the brink of extinction. Now, however, they are believed to be increasing with a current population of 200,000 individuals. #snares #furseal #subantarctics #marinemammals #aotearoa #newzealand #heritageexpeditions #thetravellingcheetah #wildlifeconservation #wildlife #conservation #environment #seal
New Zealand Sea Lions (Phocarctos hookeri) are considered the world's rarest, most endangered sea lion species. With less than 12,000 individuals, this species is considered Nationally Critical by NZ's Department of Conservation and Endangered by the IUCN. #sealion #aotearoa #newzealand #endangered #enderbyisland #aucklandislands #heritageexpeditions #thetravellingcheetah #travel #expedition
Auckland Island Shags can forage up to 24 km offshore for small fish, squid, marine snails and sea urchins, all of which are their main prey species. #aucklandisland #shag #bird #aotearoa #newzealand #heritageexpeditions #travel #thetravellingcheetah
Female New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lions are known to eat penguins, particularly during pupping season, so when this beauty got too close to these Snares Crested Penguins they bolted! #sealion #penguin #snares #snaresisland #aotearoa #newzealand #heritageexpeditions #thetravellingcheetah
These gorgeous wee birds are Antarctic Terns (Sterna vittata), and unbelievably they have an average lifespan of 17 years, with some individuals being recorded at over 30 years old! #antarctictern #tern #snares #snaresisland #heritageexpeditions #aotearoa #newzealand #thetravellingcheetah #travel
If I didn't know better I'd have thought they were singing! Male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lions are sexually mature at five years old, but cannot sire offspring until they are strong enough to hold their own territory. These boys were fighting and showing off aggressive displays to assert their dominance to impress a young lady. #sealions #hookerssealion #snaresisland #fighting #snares #aotearoa #newzealand #heritageexpeditions #thetravellingcheetah #travelnz #travel
"tough situations build tough people" #boat #toughsituations #toughpeople #toughtimesdontlast #southernoceans #travel #wanderlust
On average, its rains 300 days per year at the Snares Islands! #snaresislands #snares #penguin #heritageexpeditions #aotearoa #newzealand #thetravellingcheetah #rainydays

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  • There’s (NOT) plenty of fish in the sea October 25, 2018
  • Interview with Verramente’s Joshie, about the animal entertainment industry August 19, 2018
  • Dairy Farming and the Environment – A New Zealand Example August 24, 2017
  • Essay: Population Growth and Environmental Factors – A South Sudanese Example August 14, 2017
  • Global Warming VS. Climate Change – What is the Difference? August 3, 2017

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