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Researchers took, published first photo of Upemba lechwe, a critically endangered African antelope, during population surveys, national park officials said.
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.
The Upemba lechwe is “one of Africa’s most endangered and least-known antelopes,” found only in the Upemba National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, park officials said in a May ...
The Upemba lechwe is “one of Africa’s most endangered and least-known antelopes,” found only in the Upemba National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, park officials said in a May ...
The Upemba lechwe is “one of Africa’s most endangered and least-known antelopes,” found only in the Upemba National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, park officials said in a May ...
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.
Photo from Upemba National Park. The image, which researchers said is the “first published photograph” of an Upemba lechwe, shows the tan and white antelope looking up toward the camera.