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Home of the world's rarest wolf: Bale Mountains, Ethiopia

UNESCO estimated more mammal species would go extinct in the Bale Mountains if it was destroyed than anywhere else on Earth. Join us in this unique place. Animals live here that live nowhere else on the planet including the giant mole rat, Starck's hare and the Bale Mountains monkey. Bale Mountains National Park also supports the largest population of Ethiopian wolves - the world's rarest canid, the mountain nyala, Blick's grass rat, black-maned lion and endemic birds including the black-winged lovebird and Abyssinian oriole. Explore this amazing place with us here. For more info on the animals, birds and getting there, visit our website: https://maddestinations.wixsite.com/m... Several photos are courtesy Wikimedia Creative Commons: Blick's grass rat by Charles J Sharp, Sharp Photography, sharpphotography.co.uk Starck's hare by J T Kerb Bale Mountains monkey by Joe Fogey Black-maned lion from Bale Mountains Lodge Facebook page:   / balemountainlodge   Web: https://maddestinations.wixsite.com/m... Facebook: facebook.com/maddestinationscool Twitter: twitter.com/maddestinations/ Instagram: instagram.com/maddestinations