Expedition 2007 - Gabon

All members of the Exo Terra Gabon 2007 Expedition returned home safely after three weeks of intense research through the coastal jungles and in the primary rainforests of Gabon.

The main research area of this expedition was Loango, situated in Ogooué-Maritime province, Southwestern Gabon. Where we found all 3 crocodilian species, several chelonians, lacertilians and snakes.
The goal of this expedition was to expand the knowledge of the herpetofauna of this unique piece of primal Africa and due to the nature of the area, it was hoped to discover a new species like in 2004 during the Exo Terra Expedition to Madagascar. And again a totally new species of daygecko was discovered deep in the rainforests of central Gabon.

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Select a media The Podcast The Journal The Internet Movie Viewer

- Read about the expedition team's exploits as they journey through Gabon. (pdf)

- Go to the Expedition Viewer and watch the movie or browse the pictures. You might want to print out the pdf file first to get the full story.

- Download the Podcast right onto your iTunes 4.9 or higher!

 
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