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Canada zoo to send pandas home after bamboo shortage

  • Er Shun and her mate Da Mao have lived in Canada since 2013
  • Staff had worked to find alternative bamboo providers but there were concerns that supplies could be disrupted
By AFP ·

Sandra, orangutan granted ‘personhood’, turns 34

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Bali’s drugged, smuggled orangutan headed back to the wild

By AFP ·

Australian man survives croc attack by gouging its eye

By AFP ·

Rogue ‘Bin Laden’ elephant caught in India after killing 5 people

By AFP ·

‘Incredibly rare’ monkey born at Australian zoo

By AFP ·

Southern Africa threatens to quit wildlife trade monitor

By AFP ·

Successful birth of Arabian leopard cubs ‘new beacon of hope’ in Saudi bid to save species from extinction: Culture minister

By Arab News ·

Two-headed turtle born in Malaysia

By AFP ·

Russian jailed in Bali for smuggling drugged orangutan

By AFP ·

Japan whale restaurants cheer hunt resumption

By AFP ·

Malaysia seizes drugs, turtles from Indian nationals

By AP ·

Rwanda’s rhino population grows, tourists expected to increase

By Reuters ·

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