Pangolins Declared World's Most Trafficked Mammals Amidst Global Concern

Pangolins are the world's most trafficked mammals. Learn why their scales and meat are in high demand and the impact on their survival.

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https://newsletter.tf/pangolins-most-trafficked-mammals-scale-meat-demand/

Pangolins are now the most trafficked mammals globally, with all eight species facing serious threats from illegal trade for their scales and meat.

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https://newsletter.tf/pangolins-most-trafficked-mammals-scale-meat-demand/

With more than 40 episodes published, 2024 was another busy year for Mongabay’s podcast team, featuring many fresh interviews, a new season of the Mongabay Explores series, an award, and its first year featuring a two-person co-host team at the microphone.

Here are a few of the team’s favorites worth listening to–and revisiting–as we move into 2025.

https://news.mongabay.com/2024/12/top-mongabay-podcast-picks-for-2024/

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On International Women's Day read Mongabay's stories featuring women in conservation:

https://news.mongabay.com/list/women-in-conservation/

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