In 1982, Israel released 28 wild donkeys to its desert; 44 years later, they created an oasis in one of Earth's most extreme places
- Donkeys are more than just packs of animals and load carriers; these herbivores have the capacity to contribute more to the environment than most humans.
- Over four decades ago, authorities in Israel released 28 wild donkeys into the Ramon Crater, an extremely arid area of Israel's Negev Desert.
- The animals' daily habits completely transformed the landscape, helping bring it back to life.
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- Donkeys are more than just packs of animals and load carriers; these herbivores have the capacity to contribute more to the environment than most humans.
- Over four decades ago, authorities in Israel released 28 wild donkeys into the Ramon Crater, an extremely arid area of Israel's Negev Desert.
- The animals' daily habits completely transformed the landscape, helping bring it back to life.
Sources: Times of India