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Visited Milwuakee County Zoo with Judy and JJ to study their hippos
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Happy entering the hippo pool
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Chris cleaning out the hippo pool
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The hippo pool before being used by hippos
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Patty and Puddles entering the hippo pool
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The hippo pool after 24 hours of use by hippos
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The hippos eating their breakfast
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Patty and Puddles
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Amanda unclogging the hippo pool to clean it
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A spitting cobra entering our field camp
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Geemi repairing our water meter housing, with a sledgehammer
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Chris's workshop, building low-cost water sensors in the field
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A large Nile crocodile with a bad wound
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A Nile crocodile eating a wildebeest carcass
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Chris deploying a depth logger built by Yale CEID students
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An automated depth sensor built with students from Yale CEID
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A hippo family in the Mara
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Deploying carcass litterbags into the river
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Geemi holding a nutrient-diffusing substrate array
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The first live Etheria elliptica, a freshwater mussel, we found in the Mara
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The second annual Mara Day, in Mugumu, Tanzania
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The wildebeest migration in the Mara Triangle
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Wildebeest jumping into the Mara River
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Wildebeest being swept downstrea while crossing at a difficult place
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Wildebeest massing at the crossing exit, struggling to get out of the river
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Wildebeest carcasses floating downstream after drowning
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A wildebeest calf stranded on the bank
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Chris counting wildebeest carcasses
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Chris deploying a water quality meter housing designed by Yale CEID students
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Counting carcasses in the Mara River
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Wildebeest carcasses in the Mara River after a drowning event
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Maribou storks in the Mara River
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Maggots floating down the Mara River after a drowning event
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Zebra drinking from a seasonal water source
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Geemi cooking hamburgers over a BioLite grill
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Chris with Mara Conservancy staff after rescuing our water quality meter
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NMK ichthyologists electroshocking for fish in the Mara River
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NMK ichthyologists electroshocking for fish in the Mara River
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Sorting aquatic insects
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A female lion in the Mara
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Hyenas in the Mara
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Maji (water) Camp and Fisi (hyena) Camp
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A Mara Conservancy ranger inspecting a dead fish after a fish kill
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Dead fish after a fish kill in the Mara River
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MSc students from UNESCO-IHE sampling at the Salt Lick
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UNESCO-IHE colleagues sampling in the Mara River
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Chris on the Talek River during a flood
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Cattle crossing in Narok town
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Our benthic sampling tiles... destroyed again!
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A herd of elephants after a river crossing
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David and Amanda overlooking the Rift Valley
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Getting experimental stream parts at the welding shop in Narok
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Emma measuring water for the experimental streams
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Emma and David fixing leaks in the experimental streams
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Celebrating our successful streams with a sundowner
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Chris and David building a dam upstream of a hippo pool
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David, expert dam-builder
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Emma and David on our completed dam
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The whole dam crew
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Breaching the dam
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Checking out the sunset
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Another amazing Kenyan sunset
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Emma and Chris sampling the Olare Orok River
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Riverbank erosion on the Mara at a cattle crossing
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Algal bloom in a seasonal water pocket
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Baby elephant in the Mara Triangle
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Emma measuring optical brighteners in the field
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Collecting hippo feces from the river
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Getting good news about our research funding at the Mara airstrip
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Over 100 hippos in one stretch of river (those aren't rocks!)
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A hippo pool in the Mara River
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The Mara at low flows
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Carcass litterbags in a crocodile-proof cage
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A herd of elephants crossing the Mara River
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Chris collecting black water from a hippo pool on the Ntiaktiak River
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Geemi changing water in the experimental streams
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Sampling the streams at the end of our experiment
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Sampling the streams at the end of our experiment
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Biofilm growth in our experimental streams
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Adding hippo feces to the experimental streams
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Adding black water to the experimental streams
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Checking gillnets with the NMK ichthyologists
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Processing fish on the banks of the Mara
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Chris sampling for aquatic insects in the Mara
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Checking our depth logger at the Governor's Camp boat crossing