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Wildlife traffickers may have killed her family to capture her; rescued baby gorilla Bili begins a second life in Congo

Publicado por Times of India · India hace 3 h

Bili, the young gorilla saved from wildlife trafficking in Nigeria, has embarked on a fresh journey in the Republic of the Congo. After three years of dedicated care and…

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Wildlife traffickers may have killed her family to capture her; rescued baby gorilla Bili begins a second life in Congo

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