In Liberia, the pangolin has long been hunted for its meat and prized for its scales, which traffickers export to Asia. While the endangered small mammal has been protected by law, preventing its poaching remains a major challenge
2022/02/28/inside-liberia-s-fight-to-save-pangolins-from-extinction
2022/02/28/inside-liberia-s-fight-to-save-pangolins-from-extinction
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