Animals
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Overharvesting Threatens Tropical Sea Cucumbers in the Great Barrier Reef
According to new research, overharvesting of the Great Barrier Reef's tropical sea cucumber is putting the marine animal in danger. Tropical Sea Cucumbers are in high demand in countries like East and Southeast Asia and a decline in their population has prompted calls for better protection.
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