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Only three Sumatran rhinos left in M'sia

Only three Sumatran rhinos left in M'sia

Conservationists are on a desperate mission to save them.

10y ago
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Wildlife going cheap and fast in Malaysia

Wildlife going cheap and fast in Malaysia

It has recently emerged that anyone with RM3 can buy a government licence that enables them to go to a pet shop and purchase a snake, turtle, parrot and countless other wild animals, even though they have no previous experience of caring for the species or knowledge of suitable habitat in which to keep them. How stupid is that?

10y ago
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Malaysia’s rampant, illegal trade in tortoises exposed, again

Malaysia’s rampant, illegal trade in tortoises exposed, again

The confiscation this week from four Indian nationals, of over 1,000 tortoises (not turtles) further illustrates what Nature Alert and Malaysian Friends of the Animals have been saying for many years - namely, there is a rampant illegal trade in tortoises in Malaysia that has gone unimpeded by law-enforcement.

10y ago
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More resources needed to fight Sabah forestry poaching, fires

More resources needed to fight Sabah forestry poaching, fires

It is very worrying that a sanctuary for the orang utan, elephants and other wildlife in Borneo was allegedly set on fire by poachers recently.

10y ago
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