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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / World’s Most Trafficked Mammal Loses One Animal Every Three Minutes

World’s Most Trafficked Mammal Loses One Animal Every Three Minutes

16 February 2025 by Guest

On World Pangolin Day, it is reported that globally, one pangolin is poached every three minutes either for illegal bushmeat use or to supply scales to the Asian market. Last week, China submitted a Pangolin Conservation In China proposal to the 78th Meeting of the UN CITES Standing Committee (3-8 February 2025), outlining its intention …

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This Valentine’s Day, escape the ordinary and celebrate love surrounded by nature’s beauty. The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI)…

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