Saving the world’s weirdest creatures
ZSL launches a new programme to protect some of the world’s most bizarre and unusual animals, many of which are being completely ignored by current international conservation efforts. The programme focuses on the world’s most unusual and threatened animals and is called “EDGE”, standing for Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered.


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