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Carnificina nos parques: a caça furtiva de hipopótamos voltou a assombrar Uganda

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By Dina Fine Maron Verified, Edwin Giesbers
| nationalgeographicbrasil.com
A demanda por marfim e carne de hipopótamo é um perigo crescente para este que é um dos maiores animais do mundo. No Dia Mundial do Hipopótamo, descubra qual é o status de ameaça a este gigante mesmo em áreas que deveriam protegê-lo. Publicado 13 de fev. de 2026, 08:09 BRT A caça ilegal de hipopótamosintensificou-se em alguns dos 10 parques nacionais de Uganda nos últimos anos, de acordo com novas evidências.
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Hipopótamos bajo ataque: cómo la caza furtiva amenaza a una especie clave en Uganda

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By Dina Fine Maron Verified, Edwin Giesbers
| nationalgeographicla.com
La caza furtiva de hipopótamos se ha intensificado en los últimos años en algunos de los 10 parques nacionales de Uganda, según evidencias recientes. Los informes de los guardabosques y un estudio aéreo muestran que el número de ejemplares ha disminuido y que a menudo faltan los cadáveres, lo que es un claro indicio de caza ilegal. Estos hallazgos suscitan preocupaciones por la seguridad de estos animales vulnerables.
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Lemurs in Madagascar face a new threat: Human appetite

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By Dina Fine Maron Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
Lemurs are charismatic primates known for their large, soulful eyes and long, fluffy tails. They are beloved by children, who are entertained by lemur characters in cartoons and picture books. But in their native Madagascar, the endangered animals are facing a growing threat: city-dwellers with cash to spare love to eat them. They say that the meat from fruit-eating lemur species tastes sweet and that consuming these primates promotes strength and good health.
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