The World's First Giant Anteater Reintroduction Appears to Be Succeeding in Brazil
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La Fundación Rewilding Argentina's 19-year giant anteater reintroduction project in Iberá Wetlands has grown the population from zero to around 200 individuals, after 110 anteaters were rescued or rehabilitated for release since 2007.
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