František Vejmělka
František Vejmělka is a Czech doctoral student and researcher who made headlines for his groundbreaking discovery of the subalpine woolly rat, a species believed to be extinct. During a six-month expedition in Papua New Guinea, Vejmělka collaborated with local indigenous communities to document various mammals and successfully recorded the first live sightings of the species in over 30 years. His work highlights the importance of combining modern scientific methods with traditional knowledge in wildlife research.
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Frantisek Vejmelka is the first person to photograph and document the subalpine woolly rat in its natural habitat.
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František Vejmělka is a Czech doctoral student who discovered a species of rat previously thought to be extinct.
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