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Underrated Pandemic Casualties: Madagascar's Endangered Lemurs
The burning of Madagascar forests intensified this year since the pandemic lockdown started to clear forests to grow food crops and fell trees for firewood, and hunting including the critically-endangered Madagascar lemur wildlife has intensified as a source of food.
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