US EditionArmy Rescues Wild Animals in Caquetá
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In the last 15 days in the department of Caquetá, the Army in collaboration with environmental authorities and rural communities has rescued 28 wild animals. Their recovery prevented the animals from being subject to illegal trafficking, abuse and irregular possession in the homes. Among the rescued species are boas constrictoras, toucans, tortoises morrocoy, Amazonian parrots and howler monkeys. What do they do after rescuing them? When the ani…
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