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Black-Faced Mycos- Lions Are Vaccinated Against Yellow Fever - 11/09/2026 - Environment

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo
Three black-faced mycos lions were vaccinated against yellow fever in July in the Superagui National Park, on the northern coast of Paraná. Six other animals of the same species should receive the dose in the second half of this month in the Lagamar Park of Cananeia, on the southern coast of São Paulo. Read more (09/11/2026
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Three black-faced mycos lions were vaccinated against yellow fever in July in the Superagui National Park, on the northern coast of Paraná. Six other animals of the same species should receive the dose in the second half of this month in the Lagamar Park of Cananeia, on the southern coast of São Paulo. Read more (09/11/2026

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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