Animals
A Glimpse of Hope: A Prolific Pair of Andean Condors in Ecuador
A couple of prolific Andean condors give conservationists much optimism that the species would survive the pressures of poisoning and hunting, and may even thrive and bring more condors chicks to the world.
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