     {
       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: 'rodent'
      subHeader: '<em>Rodentia</em> order'
      description: 'Rodents of Africa include mice, squirrels, gerbils, and rats. These animals are typically small, with short limbs, thick bodies, and long tails. (Note: Mark porcupines separately.)'
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/rodent-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/rodent-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/rodent-3.jpg"]
    },

    {
      header: 'small antelope'
      subHeader: '<em>Bovidae</em> family'
      description: 'Use this option to mark any small antelope other than a listed type of duiker; for instance, dik-dik, oribi, pygmy antelope, reedbuck, etc.'
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/sm-antelope-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/sm-antelope-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/sm-antelope-3.jpg"]
    },


  animals: [{
      header: 'bird'
      subHeader: '<em>Aves</em> class'
      description: '''
		All birds can be classified using this option. Birds have wings, feathers, and beaks; most are capable of flight. A wide variety of birds can be found throughout Africa.  Examples of birds seen on Chimp & See include guineafowl, ibis, hornbills, and rails.  Usually seen during the day or at dawn/dusk.

		Sometimes confused with: other non-primate:bat
	  '''
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/bird-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/bird-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/bird-3.jpg"]
    },
    {
      header: 'cattle'
      subHeader: '<em>Bos taurus</em>'
      description: '''
		Domestic cattle (cows, bulls, and steers) can sometimes be seen in these videos. Cattle are large ungulates typically raised as livestock. Often horned, they can vary in color, but are most often brown, black, tan, and/or white. Branding may be visible on side/flank.  Usually seen during the day.

		Sometimes confused with: forest buffalo
	  '''
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/cattle-1.jpg"]
    },

    {
      header: 'chimpanzee'
      subHeader: '<em>Pan</em> genus'
      description: '''
		This large primate, a close relative of humans, has no tail and is usually seen on the ground.  The hair is most often black, though it can appear grey or yellow-grey, especially on the lower back.  The face, ears, palms, and soles are hairless and skin color varies from peachy-pink to black.  They most often travel by knuckle-walking on all fours, and are occasionally seen in trees.  Males are slightly larger than females; infants have a white spot on rear.  Almost always seen during the day.

		Sometimes confused with: gorilla, other primate, human <p class="talk-link"><a href="http://talk.chimpandsee.org/#/boards/BCP0000001/discussions/DCP000015b" target="_blank">Chimp or gorilla?</a></p>
		<p class="talk-link"><a href="http://talk.chimpandsee.org/#/boards/BCP0000002/discussions/DCP0000bwy" target="_blank">Youth or adult?</a></p>
	  '''
      exampleImages: ["./assets/guide/chimp-1.jpg", "./assets/guide/chimp-2.jpg", "./assets/guide/chimp-3.jpg"]
    },

