This particular gecko species was first discovered by Dr Niels Jacobsen in December 1991 when two male specimens were collected on one of the three rondavels in the Blyde River Canyon. Also known ...

on a research trip to the Blyde River Canyon in South Africa, Sunday, April 13, 2025. (Endangered Wildlife Trust via AP) 30,197 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster ...

Two researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust were dropped into the remote Blyde River Canyon. They camped atop a high rocky outcrop for three days. It was the same site where the gecko was ...

a species first identified in 1991 in Mpumalanga Province's Blyde River Canyon but not seen since. The gecko's existence has been shrouded in mystery for decades. Some scientists questioned ...

A gecko species that had not been seen for over three decades has been rediscovered by two researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), bringing renewed hope for the conservation of South ...

According to the EWT report, Jacobsen collected two males in 1991 from a nearly unreachable, isolated hill in the Blyde River Canyon in Mpumalanga, but the gecko was not observed again until early ...

conical peaks in Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve. No one knew for certain whether the geckos still survived. But just after midnight on the first night of their three-day survey, Pietersen and ...

While the filmmakers take a few liberties with geography – jumping from the Blyde River Canyon to the ocean and back to the Drakensberg in under 10 minutes – they earn points for showcasing ...

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