The article reflects on the sad fate of the saola, a critically endangered species, highlighting its instinctual search for its homeland and the tragedy of captivity. Despite several efforts, most saolas captured have perished, with only two being successfully returned to the wild. The narrative poignantly addresses themes of loss, displacement, and the enduring struggle for survival in the face of human interference, symbolizing a broader commentary on the conservation challenges faced by vulnerable species.
An animal searches for its homeland. An animal migrates into a new body, senses the impulse to leave. An animal dies searching for its birthland.
May you come back as a saola. All captured saolas have died in captivity with the exception of two released back into the forest.
A saola dies in captivity, each breath falling back in time. A saola is wounded in the act of capture.
A saola grows ill in captivity. A saola dies and takes this future with it.
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