This #TravelTuesday, #ASUEverywhere joins ASU biologist Beth Pringle and team on the Kenyan savanna in East Africa. Among a diverse range of wildlife, Pringle's team spends time observing and learning from the behaviors of different animals. 📣 The Kenyan savanna in East Africa is teeming with wildlife that we can learn more about. Considered some of the noisiest birds on the savanna, vulturine guineafowl constantly communicate with each other through calls. 🦒 ASU biologist Beth Pringle and her team observe the large diversity of animals present here. In the distance are giraffes. Pringle's team also observes ostriches, zebras and elephants. 🐢 What's that in the grass? Leopard tortoises can act as seed dispersers for many plants in the savanna as they forage for a tasty, nutritious meal. 🐾 A curious hyena inspects a camera belonging to Pringle's team. Spotted hyenas are active hunters, gathering for a hunt at dusk with a "whooping" sound. 🐒 In this tree outside the resear...