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Javan Rhino Population Struggles to Survive Due to Poaching, Habitat Loss in Indonesia
The endangered Javan Rhino has been struggling to survive in Indonesia due to habitat loss and poaching. Poachers killed and hunted rhinos, which could result in the brink of extinction. Read here.
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