Numbers of Endangered and Sacred River Dolphin Grow by 6 After Successful Breeding Season
Conservation efforts have paid off with an increase in the number of river dolphins in a Cambodian region where they are considered sacred. This growth is attributed to a successful breeding season. The population has seen a small but encouraging boost.
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