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‘Secretive’ rare turtle found after detective work by British conservationists

The first breeding population of an “incredibly rare” turtle has been discovered in India thanks to the detective work of British academics.

A team of conservationists led by the used knowledge from local communities to uncover the nesting site of the “secretive” Cantor’s

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