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1,000 Endangered Animals Set to Return Home to Madagascar in Anti-Trafficking Victory

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The seized radiated tortoises – Credit: Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation

In May, GNN reported that 48 lemurs, 30 primates of various species, several crocodiles, and over 1,000 rare tortoises were seized when a convoy of four smuggling trucks was raided in…



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