     {
       header: 'other (non-primate)'
       subHeader: null
-      description: 'Mark any animal that does not fall into the above categories as "other." This includes cat-like viverrids like the civet and genet.'
+      description: '''
+		Mark any animal that does not fall into the other categories as "other non-primate." This includes cat-like viverrids like the civet and genet (almost always seen at night), as well as honey badgers (night and day), hyrax (night and day) and bats (night).  Hyrax can be distinguished from rodents by their lack of a tail.  Domestic animals other than cattle (e.g. dogs, goats, sheep) should be marked in this category as well. Please mark “Nothing here” for insects and fires, but feel free to tag them on the talk page!
+
+		Sometimes confused with: small cats (for civets and genets), rodents (for hyrax), birds (for bats)
+	  '''
       exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/other-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/other-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/other-3.jpg", "./assets/guide/other-4.jpg"]
     },
 

      header: 'red duiker'
      subHeader: '<em>Sylvicapra</em> and <em>Cephalophus</em> genuses'
      description: '''
        Use this option to mark small to medium duikers with chestnut-red fur; for example: the bush duiker which is small and reddish-brown, or the Bay duiker, notable for its red body colour and black stripe down its back. Like other duikers, they have arched backs,stocky bodies and slender legs. <p class="talk-link"><a href="http://talk.chimpandsee.org/#/boards/BCP000000e/discussions/DCP0000asr" target="_blank">Duiker's Guide</a></p>
      '''
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/red-duiker-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/red-duiker-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/red-duiker-3.jpg"]
    },

      header: 'other (primate)'
      subHeader: '<em>Cercopithecidae</em> family and <em>Lorisoidea</em> superfamily'
      description: '''
        Non-ape primates are different from apes in several ways. They typically are smaller, with tails, less broad chests, and less upright posture. African monkeys have non-prehensile tails, hind legs longer than forearms, and downward-pointing nostrils. Coloration varies between species.  Africa is also home to galagos (sometimes called bushbabies) and pottos, two kinds of small primitive primate.  Monkeys are frequently seen in groups and during the day or at dawn/dusk.  Galagos and pottos are usually seen alone and at night.

		Sometimes confused with: chimpanzee, rodent (for galagos/pottos) <p class="talk-link"><a href="http://talk.chimpandsee.org/#/boards/BCP000000e/discussions/DCP00007sb" target="_blank">Monkey Guide</a></p>
      '''
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/small-primates-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/small-primates-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/small-primates-3.jpg"]
    },
