




Pseudoryx nghetinhensis
The Saola is a rare and elusive mammal found in the Annamite Mountains of Laos and Vietnam. It is known for its long, straight horns and shy nature.
Habitat: Mountain regions
The Saola is a striking bovine with a sleek dark brown coat and distinctive white markings on its face, including bold stripes above its eyes and cheeks. It has long, slender, parallel horns that can grow up to 50 cm, giving it a unique and elegant silhouette.





Category
MammalRarity
Epic
Danger
2/5
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Its extreme rarity and elusive nature earned it the nickname 'Asian Unicorn'!
Saola horns are perfectly straight and can grow up to a whopping 50 centimeters long!
Scientists first identified Saola from unique horns found in a hunter's home in 1992!
They have special glands on their face that help them mark territory!
Saola has an incredibly shy nature that helps them avoid humans, making them nearly impossible to spot.
Saola can move silently through dense forest undergrowth because of their slender build and cautious movements.
Saola can identify other Saola because of unique scent glands located near their snout.
Saola are plant-eaters, munching on leaves, twigs, and juicy fruits found in their forest home.

Panthera tigris
Tigers are natural predators of Saola, especially young ones.
Cuon alpinus
Packs of Dholes may prey on Saola in their shared habitat.
Ficus racemosa
Saola browse on leaves and shoots of various fig trees.
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Danger
2/5
Saolas are very rare and should not be approached if seen in the wild. It's important to protect their habitat to ensure their survival.
150-200 cm
80-100 kg
8-11 years
Saola are plant-eaters, munching on leaves, twigs, and juicy fruits found in their forest home.
Mountain regions
Foraging
1
250-280 days
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