Asian Wildlife
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The Saola: An Asian Unicorn That May Already Be Gone
Theo Hartwell on the Annamite Saola — discovered in 1992, last seen on camera in 2013, surrounded by 200,000 wire snares, and possibly the cleanest test of modern conservation we…
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BIG INCREASE IN PANDA NUMBERS
There Are More Wild Pandas Now Than There Have Been In Several Decades (Although This Photo Is Of A Captive Panda) The Population Of Wild Pandas Has Gone Up Since…
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HOW LONG UNTIL TIGERS ARE GONE?
Not Wild: A Captive Malayan Tiger In A Zoo Swimming Pool. Photo: Hans Stieglitz Words And Worry Won’t Stop The Endangered Cat’s Virtual Extinction In The Wild By 2020 BY…
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The Saola
The saola (pronounced sow-la) scientific name Pseudoryx nghetinhensis has been referred to as the Asian unicorn because it is so rare and seldom seen. It is also Critically Endangered, with…
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MORE PROTECTION POSSIBLE FOR SIBERIAN TIGERS
The Siberian Tiger May Get Some Added Protection From The Russian Government. Photo: Sylvia Duckworth Russia May Finally Correct A Legal Loophole That Lets Tiger Poachers Go Free The hunting…
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Facts On Tigers
Tigers are the largest and most endangered of the world’s big cats. With no more than 3,200 tigers remaining in the wild, conservationists are working hard to prevent the species…
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