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Column: Aloha nō kahi panolina, ua hōʻāhewa ʻia nāna ka maʻi

THE NEW YORK TIMES / 2015
                                A pangolin, whose front right and back left paws were amputated by poaching snares, stands in its enclosure at the Phnom Tamao Zoo in Takeo, Cambodia. The world’s most trafficked mammal is suspected as a potential coronavirus host.

THE NEW YORK TIMES / 2015

A pangolin, whose front right and back left paws were amputated by poaching snares, stands in its enclosure at the Phnom Tamao Zoo in Takeo, Cambodia. The world’s most trafficked mammal is suspected as a potential coronavirus host.