Not super interesting I thought, but worth a look if you are interested in Wild Asses…
Jon
ScienceDaily (May 3, 2011) — Considerable attention is currently being paid to the conservation of migratory birds, as such species may face threats not only in their breeding and wintering areas but also en route between them. But many mammals are also migratory and because most of them are unable to fly they face a number of additional challenges to survive. Fresh light on their difficulties is shed by recent work in the group of Chris Walzer at the Research Institute of Wildlife Ecology, University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna.
Saving the Asiatic Wild Ass in the Mongolian Gobi
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