In 2019, a herd of #saiga produced 4 calves. This year, scientists found over 500. “The aggregation of adults that birthed them is the largest anyone has seen in this area in almost 10 years" - Albert Salemgareyev, @ACBK_Kazakhstan @SaigaCA @UNDPbiofin nationalgeographic.com/anima…

Floppy-nosed antelope has baby boom, raising hope for critically endangered species

In 2019, herd of saiga in Kazakhstan's Ustyurt Plateau produced just four calves. This year, scientists found over 500—a sign conservation efforts are working.

nationalgeographic.com

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