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Four critically endangered mountain bongos arrived in Kenya from a Czech zoo this week, bringing hope to a species nearly extinct in the wild. With fewer than 100 left in their native forests, this homecoming could help save them.
Critically endangered mountain bongos are flying home to Kenya after years in Czech zoos, bringing fresh hope to a species with fewer than 100 left in the wild. This carefully coordinated wildlife rescue could help save these stunning striped antelopes from extinction.
Four critically endangered mountain bongos have returned to their native Kenyan forests after years in a Czech zoo, offering hope for a species with fewer than 100 remaining in the wild. The homecoming marks the third such conservation partnership between the two nations in recent years.
Four critically endangered mountain bongos just completed a 4,000-mile journey from a Czech zoo back to their native Kenya, joining a bold mission to save their species from extinction. With fewer than 100 left in the wild, every arrival counts.
Four male mountain bongos are flying home to Kenya from European zoos to help save one of Africa's rarest antelopes from extinction. With only 66 left in the wild, this carefully planned return marks a turning point for the critically endangered species.
When a cargo plane broke down with eight critically endangered mountain bongo antelopes trapped inside for 14 hours, conservationist Paul Reillo launched a middle-of-the-night rescue mission that saved every animal. The bongos were headed to Kenya to help save their species from extinction.