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Grant

Field Officer at Endangered Wildlife Trust
Hi and welcome to the site! I'm a conservationist by profession, a wannabe herpetologist and the creator of Cape Snake Conservation. I believe that fear can be overcome and that balance between man and beast can be achieved. My mission is the snake.
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Latest posts by Grant (see all)

  • Black Mamba Kills Boy: Cause to Kill Them All?! - January 9, 2015
  • Snake Sensationalism: Cape Cobra on Hout Bay Beach - November 11, 2014
  • How to Identify a Mole Snake (It’s a huge one!) - March 19, 2014
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