Sao La
Saola (Pseudoryx Nghetinhensis), one of the rarest mammals in the world, is found in remote mountainous areas in the Truong Son Mountains in Vietnam and Laos. Sao is a very high absolute risk strain in the wild, classified as dangerous in the Red Book of the World Conservation Union (IUCN) and in the Red Book of Vietnam.
Large size, body length up to 1.3 - 1.5m, weight: 80 - 120kg. The first color skin has white or light black streaks. The face is sunny or light brown, both male and female have white lines above and eyes, many white lines below and neck. Back side brown. The waist section is brown with white stripes and white partitions with light black pins. Smooth smooth rotations between the arrows, the sides of the neck and the shoulders. Right on the clog there is a white ring on all 4 legs. Horns long, almost straight, unbranched, apex pointed, glossy, core extending to the tip.
This is an animal species that was first developed in Vietnam in May 1992. In the point that of the Play Sao La shocked the world, because the job of discovering a large animal in the 20th century was a difficult one. With their defiant lives, these animals are classified in the group of absolute high-risk animals in Vietnam. Show at but 50 to 60 the fish can be care at the Garden National. The discovery of the saola for the first time in Vietnam in 1992 and the finding of a new individual here when it was at absolute risk have been significant world animal events over the past 50 years. At present, experts are still unable to estimate the exact number of individuals that can saola and live. However, they think that this rare animal may face threats to the habitat and the number of species as ornamental species begins when we can be trapped to hunt other animals such as deer, wild boar. . .. of skilled hunters.

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