Sometimes you just need an international <facepalm>

[Gerald]

It's really good that the species will be back, but why has it been gone so long

[tater]

The probably ate it to keep their ****s hard.

[DarkFish]

Originally Posted by Vendor

It's really good that the species will be back, but why has it been gone so long

methinks 'tis a wee misunderstanding here, the species won't come back. Not this way, ye bunch o' stinkin' herrings!

[Sammi79]

Originally Posted by Vendor

It's really good that the species will be back, but why has it been gone so long

Being gone for so long would indicate a very small total number of these creatures left. With such small numbers (100 or less) , It is possible and likely that their gene pool is severely limited and problems with close relative interbreeding can only get worse, even if they manage to increase their number they may well already be past the point of no return for a species.

Beautiful animal though, even as it dies from ill-advised human treatment in captivity. That may well have been the last time any human sees a live example of the Soala.

[Gerald]

Very impressive and blessed response from you all, God be with you.

[Jimbuna]

That's pretty damn awful....possibly the best chances for the species to survive would be for a group to be kept in captivity and tasked to provide a living environment that would encourage/enable the species to breed.

Sadly, probably a million to one shot.