Two pairs of gangly white legs propping up a narrow, dark body with a humped back, drooping dewlap and curved horns are the tell-tale features of Cambodia’s national mammal, the kouprey.

The kouprey was declared a national heritage symbol in the 1960s by the king of Cambodia, making it the Kingdom’s national animal. In 2005, a royal decree narrowed the title to ‘national mammal’.

Fauna & Flora In the Annamite Mountains of northeastern Cambodia, Virachey National Park provides more ... but it’s unclear what animals are living within its boundaries, and what challenges ...

From the DNA they were able to identify individual elephants, estimate population size, and determine the sex of the animals ... a "national stronghold" for them, contributing to Cambodia's ...

Tonle Sap River, Cambodia — Some of the world’s greatest animal migrations take place ... people have never heard of,” says Zeb Hogan, a National Geographic fellow and host of the TV show ...