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Four years to earn their trust: Habituating bonobos in DRC's Salonga National Park

Reported byMongabay ↗·Sourced by Goodlede

What backs it

Researchers have successfully habituated a bonobo population in Salonga National Park through a four-year effort, enabling non-invasive scientific study and conservation monitoring of this endangered species in their natural habitat.

What it doesn’t mean

Habituation of one population does not guarantee species recovery or solve broader poaching and habitat loss threats facing bonobos across the DRC.

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