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Four Slow Lorises Released Back in the Wild, Sumatra (February 4, 2017)

Four Slow Lorises Released Back in the Wild, Sumatra (February 4, 2017)

Posted on 07:07 February 05th, 2017

The Wildlife Authority (BBKSDA) in North Sumatra, the Indonesian Species Conservation Programme (ISCP), and the Scorpion Wildlife Trade Monitoring Group released four slow lorises in the forest of Sibolangit Nature Recreation Park on Saturday night (4th of February 2017). The four slow lorises were taken from owners who kept these slow lorises illegally at their respective homes.



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