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Animal Sanctuary Focuses on Taking Care of Endangered Pangolins
The most trafficked animal in the world, pangolins, are cared for by a wildlife sanctuary. Juty Deh Jr. is giving a young pangolin which was abandoned milk in a bottle at the Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary in Liberia, West Africa. The most trafficked animal in the world is said to be these tiny, scaly critters.
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