„Ca într-un film Disney”: Trei câini sălbatici au parcurs cea mai lungă călătorie din Africa

Last year in Zambia, three African wild dogs undertook a remarkable journey of 4,100 km, the longest recorded for a mammal in Africa. This journey, part of their maturation process, took them from Kafue National Park to the Luangwa Valley over eight months. Their trek highlights the challenges faced by this endangered species, with only about 6,600 adults remaining. Researchers emphasize the importance of preserving interconnected landscapes to support wildlife movement and survival. Despite threats like habitat loss and hunting, the journey of these brothers demonstrates the resilience of African wild dogs in a human-dominated environment.