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Massive Animal Herds Flourishing Despite Sudan War, Survey Reveals

by Pat Coate | June 25, 2007
"All my life I have been watching wildlife, and when I saw the kob in Sudan I said to myself, 'You can die now, Fay; you finally saw what you could have never imagined you would ever see on this planet.'"
- J. Michael Fay, conservation biologist/survey co-leader

Various Locations, Southern Sudan - New aerial surveys have revealed that staggering numbers of elephants, gazelles, and antelope survived Southern Sudan's ruinous 25-year civil war virtually unknown to the outside world.

The findings are better news than some scientists had expected.

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