File photo of Pseudoryx nghetinhensis, the Asian unicorn. On Tuesday, the (WWF) announced that a living , or "Asian unicorn", has been photographed in Central  . The picture was recorded last September by a camera trap placed by the Vietnamese government and the WWF. The saola, an -like animal with long horns, had not been seen in Vietnam since 1998, said Forest Protection Department Deputy Head Dang Dinh Nguyen. The saola is critically endangered, according to the . The WWF estimates only a few dozen saola, or at most a few hundred, survive in remote, dense upland forests along Vietnam's border with  . They have never survived in captivity. The WWF hopes to help save the saola from  by safeguarding its habitat from . Their country director for Vietnam, Van Ngoc Thinh, said, "This is a breathtaking discovery and renews hope for the recovery of the species."
File photo of Pseudoryx nghetinhensis, the Asian unicorn. On Tuesday, the (WWF) announced that a living , or "Asian unicorn", has been photographed in Central Vietnam . The picture was recorded last September by a camera trap placed by the Vietnamese government and the WWF. The saola, an -like animal with long horns, had not been seen in Vietnam since 1998, said Forest Protection Department Deputy Head Dang Dinh Nguyen. The saola is critically endangered, according to the . The WWF estimates only a few dozen saola, or at most a few hundred, survive in remote, dense upland forests along Vietnam's border with Laos . They have never survived in captivity. The WWF hopes to help save the saola from extinction by safeguarding its habitat from . Their country director for Vietnam, Van Ngoc Thinh, said, "This is a breathtaking discovery and renews hope for the recovery of the species."
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