Animals
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Study: Legal Trade Still Poses Threat To Many Wildlife Species
In areas where animals are traded, animal populations are dwindling by an average of 62 percent, bringing some closer to extinction, according to a recent study. The study reported that Multiple local disappearances may lead to global extinctions.
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