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Japanese Ibis Release Birds in Noto Go Wild and Breed in Honshu for the First Time in 56 Years (Kyodo News)
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Eight Japanese ibis, a special national natural monument, were released for the first time in Honshu on the 31st in Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture, which is located on the Noto Peninsula. Wild ibises are extinct domestically due to overfishing and environmental damage. In Honshu, they returned to the wild for the first time in 56 years since 1970, when the last bird was caught in Noto. The Ministry of the Environment has been around since 2008
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