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Greenpeace seal campaign activists Paul Watson and Bob Hunter sit down with a Harp seal pup and blockade a Norwegian sealing ship on the Labrador ice floes, during the 1976 Canadian seal hunt.
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A Borneo langur (Trachypithecus) or lutung in local name, in Antan Kalang village, holds the hand of a villager. The consequences of land clearance for palm oil production are devastating for the wildlife in the area, including orangutans and monkeys who are dramatically threatened by the lost of their natural habitat. S 01°47'50.3" E 112°36'06.6"
A Borneo langur (Trachypithecus) or lutung in local name, in Antan Kalang village, holds the hand of a villager. The consequences of land clearance for palm oil production are devastating for the wildlife in the area, including orangutans and monkeys who are dramatically threatened by the lost of their natural habitat. S 01°47’50.3″ E 112°36’06.6″
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