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This pangolin was released back to the wild after being rescued from smugglers. Our partner, Wildlife Trust of India, played a leading role in the enforcement operation. Please help us protect precious pangolins & other exploited wildlife. 📹 © Chhattisgarh Forest Department

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Marion McLean 🇺🇦vor 2 Jahren

I think the rumour needs to start here... Pangolin scales cause erectile dysfunction and complete loss of libido.

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Jonnovor 2 Jahren

Good luck pangolin 💪🏻

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Adey Avor 2 Jahren

As the world's most trafficked animal I love to see such a post, releasing the odd one is not enough to save these incredible creatures. The world must do more in tackling this illegal trade before the extinction of an iconic species. I have supported their cause for many years.

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ifaw United Kingdomvor 2 Jahren

Thank you so much for your ongoing support. If you would like to find out more about our work to save the pangolin, please see our website:

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mabinogion2019vor 2 Jahren

I think Pangolins are beautiful creatures, who should be cared for.

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moonbeamvor 2 Jahren

Pangolins are beautiful but sadly too many killed for their scales which are of no use, so sad 😞

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Latinlover57vor 2 Jahren

Why don't you people educate the Chinese to leave these animals alone when there's no more pangolins, elephants and rhinos we will all know who's to blame and there's no point donating money until we reeducate the chinese

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Tommy Atkinsvor 2 Jahren

Well they couldn't eat it, it might have covid.

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Susan rose abbeyvor 2 Jahren

Wonderful, thanks to all concerned!

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