<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Una manada de sables gigantes en la Reserva de Luanda.EL MACHO DE sable gigante lleg&oacute; colgando bajo un helic&oacute;ptero amarillo como el sol, con sus cuernos de 130 cent&iacute;metros de largo curv&aacute;ndose hacia atr&aacute;s contra sus costados. A medida que se ve&iacute;a, los cientos de personas que hab&iacute;an estado esperando para saludar al enorme ant&iacute;lope en la orilla seca y cubierta de hierba de la Reserva Integral Natural de Luanda, en Angola, estallaron en l&aacute;grimas, cantos, risas y bailes.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Para los angole&ntilde;os, el sable gigante es un s&iacute;mbolo nacional presente desde en camisetas de f&uacute;tbol hasta sellos postales. Pero representaba algo a&uacute;n m&aacute;s grande: esperanza.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Despu&eacute;s de que el piloto del helic&oacute;ptero colocara h&aacute;bilmente en el suelo al macho tranquilizado, un grupo de guardabosques y cient&iacute;ficos lo colocaron sobre una camilla. Mientras una docena de personas alzaban la camilla hacia las entra&ntilde;as de un segundo helic&oacute;ptero m&aacute;s grande, la multitud empujaba hacia delante. Algunos trataban de dar un &uacute;ltimo vistazo, otros esperaban abrazar o estrechar la mano del bi&oacute;logo de pelo rizado, Pedro Vaz Pinto, que estaba cerca y parec&iacute;a un poco mareado por la incredulidad. De alg&uacute;n modo, superando enormes dificultades, hab&iacute;a guiado a un equipo para rastrear, tranquilizar y transportar al macho de 250 kilos. Recorrer&iacute;a otros 100 kil&oacute;metros al norte, al Parque Nacional de Cangandala donde, junto a otras nueve hembras de sable gigante, formar&iacute;a parte del primer programa mundial de cr&iacute;a en cautividad para el casi extinto animal.CUANDO TERMIN&Oacute; LA GUERRA DE ANGOLA, NADIE SAB&Iacute;A SI QUEDABA ALG&Uacute;N ANT&Iacute;LOPE.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">&ldquo;Fue un momento absolutamente m&aacute;gico&rdquo;, dice Vaz Pinto con una sonrisa incr&eacute;dula mientras reflexiona sobre aquel d&iacute;a de verano de 2009. Aunque Vaz Pinto ha disfrutado muchos momentos m&aacute;gicos a lo largo de su misi&oacute;n de 20 a&ntilde;os para salvar al inconfundible ungulado, el futuro de esta criatura sigue siendo dif&iacute;cil.EL SABLE GIGANTE se encuentra en el interior ampliamente subdesarrollado de Angola; cuando se le puede encontrar. Ning&uacute;n extranjero avist&oacute; ninguno hasta 1916, m&aacute;s de cuatro siglos despu&eacute;s de que los exploradores portugueses llegaran por primera vez a la costa de Angola, y no porque no lo intentaran.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">El ant&iacute;lope es notablemente evasivo, y durante mucho tiempo fue encubierto por los pueblos Lwimbi y Songo, que negaban su existencia ante los extranjeros y enga&ntilde;aban deliberadamente a los cazadores de trofeos que intentaban embolsarse un palanca negra gigante, de acuerdo con Una cierta curva de cuerno, el libro del periodista John Frederick Walker sobre el sable gigante. Para los nativos, la criatura era un t&oacute;tem y la punta de sus cuernos un portal hacia el mundo espiritual. Walker lo describe como &ldquo;casi her&aacute;ldico en su majestuosidad, m&aacute;s como la orgullosa bestia de una leyenda que de esta tierra&rdquo;.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Pero ni siquiera el sable gigante se salv&oacute; de la matanza de la brutal guerra civil de 27 a&ntilde;os en Angola. A principios de 1970, antes del conflicto, se estimaba que habitaban unos 2.000 sables gigantes en las dos reservas del pa&iacute;s: la Reserva Integral Natural de Luanda y el Parque Nacional de Cangandala. Para 2002, cuando finalmente termin&oacute; la guerra, nadie sab&iacute;a si a&uacute;n quedaba alguno.&ldquo;Nadie pod&iacute;a decirme con seguridad&rdquo;, dice Vaz Pinto, quien volvi&oacute; a su Angola natal desde Portugal al final de la guerra. Hab&iacute;a aceptado un empleo como ecologista en el Parque Nacional de Quissama, pero lo carcom&iacute;a la curiosidad sobre el estado del sable. &ldquo;Para un bi&oacute;logo al que gusta la aventura, era demasiado como para ignorarlo&rdquo;.Vaz Pinto decidi&oacute; explorar. En 2004, at&oacute; c&aacute;maras activadas por movimiento a los &aacute;rboles del Parque Nacional de Cangandala, cerca de los nidos de termitas donde los sables gigantes, que son herb&iacute;voros de pastoreo, podr&iacute;an visitar para comer la rica tierra en sodio. Como no ten&iacute;a a nadie cerca para revelar los rollos, el bi&oacute;logo se los envi&oacute; a su madre en Portugal.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Un d&iacute;a, casi un a&ntilde;o despu&eacute;s de comenzar el trabajo, le llam&oacute; para darle noticias prometedoras. &ldquo;Dijo: &lsquo;Hay muchos animales marrones&rsquo;&rdquo;, recuerda Vaz Pinto con una risilla. Le pidi&oacute; que fuera m&aacute;s espec&iacute;fica. &ldquo;Marrones, &iquest;un poco rojizos?&rdquo;, dijo de nuevo. Tuvo que esperar una larga semana para recibir las fotograf&iacute;as por correo. Cuando llegaron, el bi&oacute;logo supo de inmediato que estaba viendo la primera foto de un sable gigante en casi tres d&eacute;cadas.<img src="https://magztertemp.s3.amazonaws.com/1497952066/1647591068/articles/6245b213b7ee0/1648734566733.jpg" width="300" /><div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">El bi&oacute;logo Pedro Vaz Pinto (izquierda), con el veterinario de fauna salvaje Peter Morkel, ha pasado dos d&eacute;cadas rastreando al amenazado sable gigante.Con evidencias de que el animal hab&iacute;a sobrevivido, Vaz Pinto consigui&oacute; financiaci&oacute;n p&uacute;blica y privada para fundar el Proyecto de Conservaci&oacute;n del Sable Gigante. &ldquo;Pens&eacute; que ser&iacute;a sencillo&rdquo;, dice.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">En vez de eso, las fotos siguientes siempre mostraban a los mismos nueve animales, lo que indicaba que el sable gigante resist&iacute;a a duras penas. Lo m&aacute;s preocupante era que no parec&iacute;a haber un macho en el grupo.Y hab&iacute;a algo m&aacute;s en las fotos. &ldquo;Algunos de los animales se ve&iacute;an raros&rdquo;, dice. &ldquo;Ten&iacute;an las orejas ca&iacute;das y caras raras&rdquo;.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Empez&oacute; a rastrear la manada a pie. Cuando finalmente los alcanz&oacute;, lo que vio confirm&oacute; sus peores temores. En medio de un har&eacute;n de hembras hab&iacute;a un macho ruano, una especie de ant&iacute;lope completamente diferente. Sin un macho sable, las hembras se estaban apareando con el ruano y dando a luz mestizos. Vaz Pinto sab&iacute;a que, solo con un pu&ntilde;ado de sables puros que quedaban, la hibridaci&oacute;n condenar&iacute;a al animal a la extinci&oacute;n a corto plazo. &ldquo;Se me vino el mundo encima&rdquo;, dice.Si la min&uacute;scula poblaci&oacute;n de sables en Cangandala iba a sobrevivir, Vaz Pinto no solo tendr&iacute;a que separar a las hembras de raza pura de las mestizas, tambi&eacute;n tendr&iacute;a que entregarles un sable gigante macho.R&aacute;pidamente, Vaz Pinto concibi&oacute; un ambicioso plan. Conseguir&iacute;a toda la ayuda posible y construir&iacute;a un cercado de 44 kil&oacute;metros cuadrados en el Parque Nacional de Cangandala. Mientras, empezar&iacute;a a buscar un macho en la cercana Reserva Natural Integral de Luanda, donde hist&oacute;ricamente se han desplazado los sables gigantes. Si todo sal&iacute;a seg&uacute;n el plan, en el verano de 2009 el equipo de Vaz<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">&ldquo;PENS&Eacute; QUE LA POSIBILIDAD DE ENCONTRAR A UN MACHO SABLE GIGANTE ERA ESCASA&rdquo;.Pinto transportar&iacute;a a las nueve hembras y al macho a&uacute;n por encontrarse en un helic&oacute;ptero hasta el cercado.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">&ldquo;Pens&eacute; que la posibilidad de encontrar un macho era escasa&rdquo;, dice Pete Morkel, el veterinario de fauna salvaje que Vaz Pinto reclut&oacute; para la iniciativa. &ldquo;Le dije a mi mujer que probablemente era una p&eacute;rdida de tiempo&rdquo;.Con la ayuda de los guardabosques de la zona, Vaz Pinto empez&oacute; a recolectar evidencias de sables gigantes en la Reserva de Luanda. Un mes antes de la fecha programada para la misi&oacute;n de traslocaci&oacute;n, una prueba result&oacute; positiva para ADN de sable gigante.Vaz Pinto estaba entusiasmado, pero localizar a los animales no ser&iacute;a sencillo; la reserva cubre unos 8.200 kil&oacute;metros cuadrados, y el paisaje es un collage de tonos amarronados.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">Y entonces, cuando lo necesitaba, Vaz Pinto tuvo otro de esos momentos m&aacute;gicos. En el primer d&iacute;a de la misi&oacute;n de traslocaci&oacute;n, sin ninguna otra pista que seguir, el grupo comenz&oacute; la b&uacute;squeda a&eacute;rea del sable en donde se hab&iacute;a recolectado el excremento. Cuando llegaron, hab&iacute;a un macho justo en ese lugar, como si hubiera sabido que iban a llegar. Morkel tranquiliz&oacute; al animal desde el aire y el grupo le coloc&oacute; un collar con GPS.Un par de semanas m&aacute;s tarde, despu&eacute;s de que las hembras fueron transportadas al cerco una a una, el grupo vol&oacute; de vuelta a Luanda para recoger al macho. Como el animal solo pod&iacute;a estar colgado de las patas poco tiempo, el equipo traslad&oacute; al sable a una avioneta m&aacute;s grande, lo que dio a los locales tiempo para una fiesta de despedida improvisada.<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always">DESDE ENTONCES, la poblaci&oacute;n en cautividad ha afrontado varios retos, incluida la inesperada infertilidad de algunas hembras y un macho agresivo que se uni&oacute; al cerco, lo que llev&oacute; a la muerte a otro sable macho en 2011. La financiaci&oacute;n, se lamenta Vaz Pinto, ha sido una lucha constante, sobre todo durante la pandemia, cuando los donantes corporativos retiraron su apoyo. Y la crisis econ&oacute;mica en Angola ha conducido a m&aacute;s caza furtiva.Pero, en su mayor&iacute;a, la manada ha prosperado. Vaz Pinto estima que hay m&aacute;s de 100 sables viviendo en el Parque Nacional de Cangandala. &ldquo;Ha sido un &eacute;xito espectacular&rdquo;, dice, mientras reconoce que la especie contin&uacute;a en peligro. Entre Cangandala y Luanda, solo quedan unos 300 espec&iacute;menes.Para Vaz Pinto, que nunca quiso dedicar dos d&eacute;cadas al sable gigante, su papel en la supervivencia es tanto un honor como una obligaci&oacute;n.<img src="https://magztertemp.s3.amazonaws.com/1497952066/1647591068/articles/6245b213b7ee0/1648734684866.jpg" width="300" />El sable gigante tiene ahora una oportunidad de luchar por su supervivencia.&ldquo;Quiero permanecer ligado al ant&iacute;lope sable gigante para siempre&rdquo;, dice Vaz Pinto. &ldquo;Pero, de alguna manera, me siento como un m&eacute;dico de cuidados intensivos, ansioso de que den de alta al paciente; no porque no ame lo que hago, sino porque significar&aacute; que el trabajo est&aacute; hecho y puedo seguir adelante&rdquo;.DE ATLAS OBSCURA (8 DE JUNIO, 2021) COPYRIGHT &copy; 2021 POR ASHLEY STIMPSON

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