Slimline World Wildlife Calendar

Slimline World Wildlife Calendar Overview

Wildlife from around the world is insightfully photographed in the World Wildlife Slimline promotional calendar. All the wild animals and birds are depicted in their natural habitat, in groups or pairs for everyone to enjoy. This delightful business calendar for 2026 in a slimline format is a practical space-saving solution.

In January we see an African Elephant, pictured in Kenya. The African elephant has adapted to survive in forest, bush or savanna over huge ranges. They live in matriarchal groups of several generations of females and young. Huge ears provide excellent hearing and help them lose excess heat and their flexible trunk is used for communication, tearing down branches, squirting water or blowing dust. March’s beautiful photo shows a bunch of ring-tailed lemurs in Madagascar. Lemurs live in forests in large troops with females dominant. They communicate by scent marking, facial expressions and raising their tails, nesting together by day, but foraging alone at night. They are endemic to the island of Madagascar, where lemurs evolved separately.