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Critically endangered leatherback turtle returned to the sea – but what will happen to its eggs?

Earlier this month, authorities in Khanh Hoa Province returned a 400 kilogram leatherback turtle to the sea after a man allegedly flipped it onto its back. Yet before being helped back into the ocean, the critically endangered reptile deposited a nest of approximately 100 eggs on the beach. Photo of a little leatherback turtle: Houston

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Will our children ever witness Vietnam’s unique Tam Dao salamander?

Yesterday we were reminded of the risk to biological diversity from the trade of non-native species. Today we highlight the continuing threat to one of Vietnam’s endemic creatures. The fascinating Tam Dao salamander (Paramesotriton deloustali) is found only in Vietnam, but is now on the verge of extinction due to poaching for use in medicine and pet

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