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81. WWF - Whaling meeting ends in failure after shutting out NGOs, media

for breeding and feeding animals for the meat production. The human animal is not a meat eating animal like we are today. But I think you will consider this untrue as I guess from your nickname.And whalemeat is NOT healthy due to it contains a

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82. WWF - Critically endangered Amur leopards captured on video

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83. WWF - World leaders back tiger summit rhetoric with recovery plan, seed money

suffer, starve and killed in China's tiger farms all talks about conserving them will not yield desired results. The international community must tell China to phase out its farms and provide funds and assistance for this purpose. Tigers have a

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84. WWF - Critically endangered Amur leopards captured on video

China Colombia Croatia Denmark Finland France Germany

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85. WWF - World leaders back tiger summit rhetoric with recovery plan, seed money

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86. WWF - Giant Panda

born 5.10.1994 in Wolong, China. Project number: CN0005. © WWF-Canon / Susan A. MAINKA The black and white cat footed

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87. WWF - Asian elephants

to the Yellow River in China, but is now found only from India to Vietnam, with a tiny besieged population in the extreme southwest of China's Yunnan Province. More than 100,000 Asian elephants may have existed at the start of the 20th

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88. WWF - Amur-Heilong Biodiversity

China, Russia provinces agree to first transboundary protected area to conserve Amur tigers Jilin province of China and neighbouring Primorsky province in Russia agreed today to collaborate ...

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89. WWF - There's more than one way to save a planet...

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90. WWF - Altai-Sayan Mountains

Mongolia, Kazakhstan and China, the Altai-Sayan ecoregion is a mosaic of mountains, coniferous forests, steppe and alpine meadows. With its high level of plant and animal diversity, WWF has identified the Altai-Sayan as a priority region for

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