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The Guardian Environment·2 min read·easy

Footage of rare giant otter pups at Chester zoo – video

Footage of rare giant otter pups at Chester zoo – video
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Chester Zoo has introduced three rare giant otter pups to the public as part of an international conservation breeding program. The triplets are being raised by their parents to help bolster the population of this endangered South American species.

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Captive breeding programs are critical for the survival of endangered species facing habitat loss in the Amazon.

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