Galapagos marine iguanas face survival threats from smuggling and El Niño
Galapagos marine iguanas are facing survival threats due to smuggling and environmental changes. Researchers found that the reptiles are forced to swim further from their usual habitats, leading to an increase in illegal trade.
In brief
- Galapagos marine iguanas are on the brink of extinction.
- Smuggling threatens the existence of these reptiles.
- Iguanas are forced to swim further from their usual habitats.
- There is a spike in illegal trade of iguanas.
Covered by 1 of 6 media groups
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No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, big capital, readers and grants, undisclosed.
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Media business
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- NVMedia business
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- national desk
Подвійна пастка для амфібії. Галапагоські морські ігуани на межі виживання через контрабанду та Ель-Ніньйо
- ФокусMedia business
- first item
- caught up, 3 h later
- national desk
Щось у Тихому океані змушує ігуан бігти прямо в руки браконьєрів: чого бояться рептилії
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