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There will be no tigers in Asia
The number of tigers in the Mekong basin, including Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, has been alarmingly reduced from 1,200 (1998) to only about 350 (2010).
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The number of tigers in the Mekong basin, including Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, has been alarmingly reduced from 1,200 (1998) to only about 350 (2010).
For years, scientists have been investigating why so many small-mouthed male bass in the Potomac River basin have immature egg cells in their testes - this is a form of…
On March 28, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (TN-MT) and Thai Nguyen People's Committee officially launched the Environmental Protection Committee of C…