Mapping the ‘lines of life’ of South Sudan’s vast antelope migration
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https://news.mongabay.com/2026/11/mapping-the-lines-of-life-of-south-sudans-vast-antelope-migration/
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The lines on the map resemble the gossamer threads of dense spiders’ webs. Conservationists in South Sudan call them the “lines of life.” The map was made by joining up millions of points of data recorded by GPS collars attached to 262 migratory antelopes since 2023. The different colors denote four different migratory species: white-eared […]
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