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Three African wild dogs travelled 4,126km in longest recorded mammal dispersal

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Three African wild dogs travelled 4,126km in longest recorded mammal dispersal

A trio of African wild dog brothers undertook a remarkable odyssey covering 4,126 kilometers across Zambia.

This unprecedented trek marks the longest documented dispersal by a mammal in Africa.

Their journey through various terrains, including natural reserves and areas impacted by humans, highlights the crucial need for habitat connectivity beyond national park borders, revealing pressing conservation issues faced by species that require large ranges.

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