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Volunteers are preparing to release three of the eight rhim gazelles — wrapped in protective blankets — on Farwa Island. (AFP)

Endangered gazelles find Libyan ‘safe haven’

  • Gazella leptoceros has been classified in the IUCN’s “Red List of Threatened Species” since 2016
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