The Rare & Endangered Species Trust (REST) is a non-profit organization. Here on Twitter we aim to empower awareness through education, cute photos, and more.🦉
Very excited to be part of a stellar project shining a much needed light on female conservationists here in Africa. Our voices need to be heard, our stories need to be shared and a new generation of conservationists need to be inspired.
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Explore Africa with the all-female ‘Rise of the Matriarch’ expedition and visit some extraordinary places and conservation projects.
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Say hello to the amazing pangolin! This creature is believed to be magical, making them highly endangered. We think this creature is magical in lots of ways (and possibly musical too) but we wish hunters would leave them alone! Have you ever heard of a pangolin?@GlasdenburyFest
UPDATE: We are still experiencing technical difficulties with our Twitter page. Thank you for patience; this is temporary and we will be resuming a more regular posting schedule in the near-(ish) future.
#Pangolins do not have teeth; instead, part of their stomach is thickened and muscular, with keratinous spines, which assist with the grinding down of ants and termites. They also swallow small stones and grit to help with this break-down process! #WorldPangolinDay#SavePangolins
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If you look closely, you'll see that this Philippine #pangolin has small white hairs between its scales. All four of the Asian pangolin species have these hairs, whilst none of the African species do, so this is a simple way to tell them apart!
#WorldPangolinDay#SavePangolins
Do to some technical difficulties, the content on this page has been and will be temporarily limited to ReTweets, likes, and fun facts / informational posts about endangered animals. Content on our Instagram will be exclusive to Instagram. This is temporary!
Just over a week to go until Christmas and we're counting down the days with a closer look at each of the unique #pangolin species. Day 1: the black-bellied pangolin! #wildlife#pangolins#8DaysOfPangolins
We're only about 2 months away from World Pang Day (Feb 16th!) Let us know if you're is interested in hosting a fundraiser in your area! Once the event location is established, we can create an event on the REST page to help other followers who may live near you find the event!