The World’s First Giant Anteater Reintroduction Appears to Be Succeeding in Brazil
It’s been almost 20 years since Argentina launched what was at the time the world’s first attempt at reintroducing the giant anteater to a landscape it had disappeared from. 19 years later, and the initiative has been nothing if not successful, with the local population growing...
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