40 New Species Gain Protection at UN Summit
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At the UN Convention on Migratory Species summit in Brazil, delegates approved protection for forty new species, including snowy owls, cheetahs, hyenas, giant otters, and great hammerhead sharks. The CMS leaders emphasized the urgent need for action, as half of the treatys species are declining, with nearly one in four facing global extinction. The summit marked a significant step towards safeguarding habitats and stopping migration blocks, but time is running out for these epic travelers.
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