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For the First Time Ever, the Critically Endangered Upemba Lechwe Is Captured in a Photograph
In the remote depths of the Kamalondo Depression in the southern Democratic Republic of Congo, an extraordinary event unfolded. Amid the thick brush and treacherous terrain, a rare creature paused ...
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - MSN
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 ...
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Rare antelope photographed in Democratic Republic of Congo | Miami Herald
Researchers took, published first photo of Upemba lechwe, a critically endangered African antelope, during population surveys, national park officials said.
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Rare antelope photographed in Democratic Republic of Congo | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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 ...
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Rare antelope photographed in Democratic Republic of Congo | Idaho Statesman
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 ...
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - The Kansas City Star
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.
Charlotte Observer1mon
Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - Charlotte Observer
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.
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - Tacoma News Tribune
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.
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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.
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - Raleigh News & Observer
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.
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Increasingly rare antelope — one of less than 100 — photographed at park in DRC - Wichita Eagle
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.