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Comments: The saola: rushing to save the most 'spectacular zoological discovery' of the 20th Century


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This little boy's conservation t-shirt should be available for purchase. Thanks.

C. Henry

Excellent article and interview. Another example of one of the beautiful mysteries clinging to existence in the Annamites. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a few living in Virachey National Park, which is still part of the Annamite Mountains. Going to print a photo and show it to the villagers there when I return next year.

Greg McCann

What a fasinating animal. Hard to believe their exact number is in question. We really need to work hard to preserve the species we have left.

Cindi

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