Vojvodina blind mole rats, threatened by Hungarian Berlin wall

This video says about itself:

This cute mole rat may go extinct beneath Hungary’s refugee fence

30 September 2016

Only 400 blind mole rats are left in the world, and a major population that burrows beneath the Hungarian-Serbian border may be endangered by border patrols. Now, conservationists are trying to find them and relocate them to a safer home.

Vojvodina Blind Mole Rat may go extinct due to construction of a fence along the border between Hungary and Serbia: here.

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