Isn't the second from left animal Mhorr Gazelle as well?
More importantly, shouldn't the animal/s in question be sent to Europe where they could do something useful for their taxon . I'm assuming here that from the tenor of jbns99's comment
Isn't the second from left animal Mhorr Gazelle as well?
More importantly, shouldn't the animal/s in question be sent to Europe where they could do something useful for their taxon . I'm assuming here that from the tenor of jbns99's comment that N.d.mhorr is no longer viable in North America; do, please, correct me if I'm wrong.
I was always under the impression that there was a stable population in private hands. Though the genetics may not be ideal, I have noticed many game ranches that breed this species.
