@agilminer @tableau yup at least the #AfricanWildAss is endangered. (How cute): (size of range) is NOT in proportion <a href="http://t.co/yab1f58GPK" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400 no-card-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link="bsky">http://t.co/yab1f58GPK

It’s Quiz Day with Artsefact! Today, we’re testing your knowledge of the incredible African Wild Ass! Comment your answers below! We’ll reveal the answers tomorrow—stay tuned!
#Artsefact #QuizDay #AfricanWildAss  #WildlifeTrivia #SupportConservation #ProtectNature #ArtForWildlife #ArtForACause

Brave and fast! The African Wild Ass has no natural predators, due to their speed—nearly as fast as a horse! But these bold desert dwellers are known for their curiosity, often investigating threats rather than fleeing.  #AfricanWildAss #WildlifeResilience #EndangeredSpecies #artsefact #artforacause

The African Wild Ass may live a solitary lifestyle, but when they need to communicate, their brays can carry over 3 kilometers!  #AfricanWildAss #DesertSurvivors #WildlifeResilience #EndangeredSpecies #artsefact #artforacause #paintpartiesforacause

The African Wild Ass has a remarkable digestive system that allows them to extract every bit of moisture and nutrients from the driest, toughest desert plants. #AfricanWildAss #DesertSurvivors #WildlifeAdaptations #EndangeredSpecies #artsefact #artforacause

Meet the African Wild Ass! Known for its zebra-like leg stripes and resilience, this wild ancestor of domestic donkeys thrives in harsh deserts of Northeast Africa. Critically endangered, fewer than 600 remain in the wild. Let’s protect them! #AfricanWildAss #Conservation #EndangeredSpecies