Witness the extraordinary and unique world of the saiga antelope with this mesmerizing close-up video. The footage provides an intimate look at its most iconic feature: the distinctive, highly ...

Two male saiga antelopes (scientific name: Saiga tatarica) are clashing in the grasslands. Their large noses, reminiscent of a tapir, might seem comical, but this is a serious fight for their lives.

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Check out the Magoichi Saiga Trailer for Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny, an upcoming remaster of the classic action game developed by Capcom. Players can become familiar with Magoichi Saiga, the chies ...

Saiga antelope once roamed alongside woolly mammoths – and they, too, nearly disappeared – but a collaborative conservation effort in Kazakhstan has helped the distinctive-looking creature thrive once ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. In 2006, a group of international NGOs and the government of Kazakhstan came together to save the dwindling population of saiga antelope of the ...

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The saiga antelope, an ancient species with a distinctive oversized nose, has made a remarkable comeback from the brink of extinction. Once critically endangered due to habitat loss and poaching for ...

Just two decades ago, it seemed as if we might need to write a eulogy for the saiga antelope. Cut down by widespread poaching and waves of disease, by 2003, just 6 percent of the floppy-nosed ...