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Biologists defy Cyprus ethnic cleave to protect environment Published: Share Tweet Recipient s Name Send There s something regal in the sprightly step and curious gaze of the long-horn sheep that roam the hills near Varisia, an abandoned village inside a UN buffer zone that cuts across ethnically divided Cyprus. Representative Image Nicosia: The endangered Mouflon sheep that are endemic to the eastern Mediterranean island nation is one of many rare plant and animal species that have flourished in this no-man s land, which stretches for 120 miles (180 kilometers) and divides the island s breakaway north from its internationally recognized south. Devoid of human habitation since a 1974 war that spawned the country s ethnic cleave, the buffer zone has become an unofficial wildlife reserve. Its residents include the threatened Egyptian fruit bat, the bee orchid, and the Eurasia

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