The study shows that the first in history is a photo of the rare antelope UPemba Lechwe, it said, said

In the world, in the world, wildlife researchers made and published a photo of one of the most endangered African animals – rare and relatively unknown antelopes called UPemba Lechwe.

The researchers conducted the airport in the depression of Kamalond, the district of the Southern Democratic Republic of the Congo, which noticed only 10 antelopes – which testifies to their population below 100.

Manuel Weber, Who conducted the survey and subsequent researchdescribed as “on the border itself”, said in a statement UPAMBA National Park.

UPEMBA Lechwe is known for the lack of dark stripes on the legs unlike other antelopes in the area, Speak researchers.

They also differ from the lack of dark spots on the shoulders.

The area found by UPemba Lechwe is “a magical place in terms of biodiversity,” Mr. Weber said.

However, he warned that it was an “incredibly complicated” confinement.

He said there were several questions, including increasing the human population, fishing and hunting, and are at risk of ecology. “

The fact is that UPemba Lechwe “still hangs, is extraordinary,” Mr. Weber added in a statement of the national park, but warned that they “disappear” without “urgent protection”.

“It can be our only chance to save this species.”

According to a study published in the African magazine Ecology, this was the first attempt to survey the species over 50 years.

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