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patrol of the “Red Sea nature reserve” has rescued, yesterday, a rare mountain
goat from the “Tetels” species, from dying of thirst helping it to
return back to life at the “Wadi al-Jemal”. They found it, totally,
exhausted and thirsty.
Mr.
Ahmed Ghalab, Director of Red Sea nature reserve, said that the
Department of Protected Areas is tracking deer and tetels to protect them,
pointing out that the patrol that monitored the tetel in Wadi El-Gammal
reservation, was among several patrols following and monitoring the Egyptian
gazelle and the tetels. He explained that the goat, which was saved was 3 years
old and was found in a stressful state of thirst .
The
patrol team of researchers and guards provided the goat with water and saved
him from complete break down until they reassured that it began to walk
in the valley under the eyes of the patrol.
Mr. Ghalab thanked all the workers at the “Wadi El-Jemal” reserve and patrol members who played their role to the fullest and described them as nature's protectors.
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