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Animals saved from forest fires treated at a clinic in Chiang Mai

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Animals saved from forest fires treated at a clinic in Chiang Mai

 

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Twenty wild animals have been rescued from forest fires in Thailand’s northern province of Chiang Mai and they are now under the care of an animal clinic operated by the Office of Conservation.

 

The wild animals include palm civet, hawk, yellow-throated Marten, gibbon and leopard cat.

 

Issara Sirisaiyat, director of the Wildlife Conservation Section of the Chiang Mai-based Office of Conservation said, although some of the animals have been injured in forest fires, they are all now safe.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/animals-saved-from-forest-fires-treated-at-a-clinic-in-chiang-mai/

 

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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2020-04-15

I wonder why this  type of good news story dosnt get the same level of traffic from thai bashing monsters.

That wild cat is so cute!!!

 

Its good to know that there are still some wild animals left in the forests around Chiang Mai, even if they are just the small species.  I thought most got hunted into extinction.  

 

 

2 hours ago, Almer said:

I wonder why this  type of good news story dosnt get the same level of traffic from thai bashing monsters.

Not at all too difficult to understand. It's really quite simple, there's nothing to bash, as opposed to the myriad of ... 

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