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Pak Permits Qatari Emir, 9 Royal Members To Hunt Endangered Birds: Report
Pakistan has issued special permits to the Emir of Qatar and nine other members of the royal family to hunt endangered bird species houbara bustards, amidst growing criticism in the country against the move, according to a media report today.
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Endangered Bird Returned To South Korean Wild 40 Years After Extinction
An endangered bird was reintroduced to the wild by South Korean authorities Wednesday, four decades after it went extinct on the peninsula.
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58 Endangered Red-Crowned Cranes Hatched In China
Nearly sixty red-crowned cranes were hatched this year in China's Zhalong National Nature Reserve in Heilongjiang Province, the world's largest captive breeding centre for endangered birds.
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Venezuela Detains German 'With 103 Birds in Luggage'
A German woman attempted to board a plane from Venezuela to France with 103 tropical birds hidden in her luggage, some of them endangered species, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Pak Permits Qatari Emir, 9 Royal Members To Hunt Endangered Birds: Report
Pakistan has issued special permits to the Emir of Qatar and nine other members of the royal family to hunt endangered bird species houbara bustards, amidst growing criticism in the country against the move, according to a media report today.
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Endangered Bird Returned To South Korean Wild 40 Years After Extinction
An endangered bird was reintroduced to the wild by South Korean authorities Wednesday, four decades after it went extinct on the peninsula.
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58 Endangered Red-Crowned Cranes Hatched In China
Nearly sixty red-crowned cranes were hatched this year in China's Zhalong National Nature Reserve in Heilongjiang Province, the world's largest captive breeding centre for endangered birds.
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Venezuela Detains German 'With 103 Birds in Luggage'
A German woman attempted to board a plane from Venezuela to France with 103 tropical birds hidden in her luggage, some of them endangered species, authorities said on Wednesday.
