Animals
Mexico to Make Effort to Protect its Rare Endemic Porpoise
After a successful petition from the World Wildlife Federation, the government of Mexico will take steps to protect the vaquita - the only cetacean endemic to Mexico - by establishing new regulations on standards for the country's shrimping operations, an industry which frequently and inadvertently kills the vaquita.
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