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The birth of the Asian elephant breeding in Sumatra represents a step forward in its conservation. The subspecies has a small population and is threatened with disappearance.
The breeding program is part of a European program to reproduce an animal population that has lost nearly 69% of its habitat in the last three decades.
This subspecies of the Asian elephant is the most threatened and has lost about 69% of its habitat in three decades
The world population of Asian elephants is around 52,000 and among its three subspecies, the elephant of Sumatra is the most threatened. More information: Madrid welcomes a new family of panda bears: their arrival date and the meaning of their names
Zoo Aquarium de Madrid reported on Thursday the birth of an Asian elephant...
The calf was born after a spectacular birth of just twenty minutes, assisted by the females of the family group, who surrounded and protected the newborn from the first moment
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