Friday, May 29, 2015

Kazakhstan’s ecological mystery: Why have over 100,000 saiga antelopes died in just a few weeks?

As a species, saiga antelopes have endured a lot. They once roamed the Earth with Wooly Mammoths during the last Ice Age and but were almost driven to extinction by a loss of habitat and hunting during the late-20th century. Now the distinctive animals, easily distinguished by their large noses and prized for their meat and horns, are considered an […]









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