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WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mammal in the World

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Pangolins are solitary, reclusive, and nocturnal animals. With a unique set of scales, unlike any other mammal, these ant and termite eaters live in diverse habitats across Africa and Asia. Considered keystone species in their habitats, pangolins have two important functions: they control insects, and they aerate soil. By keeping insect populations in check and … Continue reading "WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mamm…
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WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mammal in the World

Pangolins are solitary, reclusive, and nocturnal animals. With a unique set of scales, unlike any other mammal, these ant and termite eaters live in diverse habitats across Africa and Asia. Considered keystone species in their habitats, pangolins have two important functions: they control insects, and they aerate soil. By keeping insect populations in check and … Continue reading "WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mamm…

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Wildlife Protection: The Day of February 15, 2025, dedicated to pangolin around the world

Pangolin is the most trafficked mammal in the world, making it a endangered and endangered species. Humanity celebrates every year, precisely on the third Saturday of February, the World Pangolin Day. This year 2025, it takes place on February 15th. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness among people and governments about the harms of hunting and illegal trade in pangolins, as well as the measures implemented to prevent the complete extin…

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Les Echos du Congo Brazzaville broke the news in on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.
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