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It’s not looking good for the saola. If it still exists, it is one of the world’s rarest large mammals — a deerlike creature from the mountainous rainforests of Vietnam and Laos that’s ...

Pseudoryx nghetinhensis Saola (aka Vu Quang ox) 4 - 5 month old female at the Forest Inventory & Planning Institute Botanical Garden. Hanoi, Vietnam David Hulse, WWF-Canon A landslide has blocked ...

Native to Vietnam, the saola is a horned species so illusive, it’s been nicknamed the Asian unicorn. Researchers reconstructed the genomes of 26 saola using samples from hunting trophies.

Does the elusive saola still wander the mist-shrouded forests of Vietnam and Laos, or has it silently slipped into extinction? Often called the "Asian unicorn" because of its near-mythical rarity ...

The saola is evolutionarily unique—it sits on a 12–15 million-year-old branch of the tree of life and is the only surviving descendant on that branch. More information: Genís Garcia-Erill et ...

The saola is evolutionarily unique -- it sits on a 12-15 million-year-old branch of the tree of life and is the only surviving descendant on that branch. ABOUT THE STUDY ...

The saola’s rarity stems from both its naturally low population ... The European pine marten (Martes martes) embodies the spirit of old-growth forests across Europe, yet remains one of the continent’s ...

The saola is one of the world's rarest and most elusive large land mammals. The saola is also known as the Asian unicorn. In the Lao language, saola means "spinning wheel posts".

The saola, also known as the Asian unicorn, is one of the rarest animals in the world. Not only is it critically endangered, but the saola is famously secretive; very little is known about it.

The saola, also known as the Asian unicorn, is one of the rarest animals in the world. Not only is it critically endangered, but the saola is famously secretive; very little is known about it. There ...