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Rescued endangered pangolin released back into the wild

CHÀM ISLANDS — An endangered pangolin (Manis Javanica), rescued by local residents living on Cham Islands, has been returned to the wild.

This is the second pangolin found in the past two months that has been put back into its natural habitat by local rangers and management of the Chàm Island Maritime Protected Area (MPA).

The animal weighed  一. 三kg and is  七0cm long. It was trapped in the fence of garden at a household in Bãi Làng Village, Chàm Islands on November  二 一.

The islander had saved and given the pangolin to the MPA and local rangers for release to the forest.

Last month, MPA and rangers also successfully helped a pangolin get back to the nature on the Chàm Islands after locals found it living in a garden of a household in Hội An City.