Eritrea: Forestry and Wild Life Authority Rediscovers 'Eritrean Gazelle'

Asmara — The Forestry and Wild Life Authority of Eritrea announced that it has rediscovered 'Eritrean Gazelle' (Eudorcas Tilonura).

According to Mr. Fitsum Hagos, head of Conservation and Development at the Authority, the 'Eritrean Gazelle' was discovered during the Italian colonialism and that due to the successive era of colonialism and war there was no information about the existence of the gazelle until it was rediscovered in 2019 at the Dige sub-zone, Gash Barka region.

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