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- petersigrist - Oct 23 2007 | news, environment, nature, travel, animals, conservation, geography, india, international, world, ecology
I'm so interested in these floating islands in Loktak Lake.
Quoted: THE sangai, or Manipur brow-antlered deer (Cervus eldi eldi), a delicately beautiful animal found only in the hilly north-east Indian state of Manipur, has already had one let-off. In 1951 it was ruled extinct. Happily, a half-dozen were found two years later living on a vast island of floating biomass on Loktak lake, the second-biggest lake in India, to the south-east of Manipur's state capital, Imphal.
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