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In 2000, fewer than 40 Amur leopards remained: how a conservation program managed to triple their population
Clarín · east asia
A principios de milenio, se creía que "el felino grande más raro del mundo" estaba próximo a extinguirse en la naturaleza.En abril de 2012, se inauguró el parque nacional "La Tierra del Leopardo" y comenzaron los trabajos para proteger su hábitat y cuidarlos de la caza furtiva.
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