Saiga Antelopes
02/15/2017
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By Tracey Watson
Collapse: Deadly virus kills 2,500 endangered antelope in mass die-off
Millions of Saiga antelope, or Saiga tatarica, once took part in one of the world’s most spectacular migration displays when they headed south to their winter home each year. However, a combination of factors involving human greed and natural disaster have left the Saiga population decimated, and it is now considered to be critically endangered, […]
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