This rare 'bearcat' looks like he wants to ask you three riddles. Conservationists are racing to save his species
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Flora & Fauna, a David Attenborough-backed conservation nonprofit, is raising funds to protect binturongs—rare carnivores native to Southeast Asia whose population has declined over 30 years due to illegal capture for the exotic pet market—by equipping ranger patrol teams with equipment and resources; the organization previously helped establish the International Gorilla Conservation Program in the 1990s, which rebounded mountain gorillas from a few hundred to over 1,000 today.
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