Massive Herds of Animals still survive the Sudanese civil war - Instablogs
Massive Herds of Animals still survive the Sudanese civil war
Kanchan , New Delhi: Jun 13 2007
Made Popular Jun 13 2007
The first aerial survey of southern Sudan in 25 years has revealed vast migrating herds, rivaling those of the Serengeti plains that have managed to survive 25 years of civil war. A herd of white-eared kob antelope run along the Kangen River in...
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Tags: Wildlife Conservation Society survey, White-eared kob, Tiang antelope, Mongalla gazelle Sudan
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Ravinder Makhaik
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Ravinder Makhaik Jun 13 2007
Shimla, India
Its ironic that discovery of such rich wild life in civil-war torn Sudan, only proves that for wild animals to survive and flourish, humans need to be busy warring each other and not bother the animals.

For the team that discovered these massive herds, it must have been amazing.

In such a over populated human earth, for so much of wild life to exist is nothing short of a miracle.

Hope the discovery helps is taking measures in conserving this region and not tempting poachers and hunters to decimate the wild.
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