Two Endangered Lemurs Stolen From Bangladesh Found in Indian Billionaire's Private Zoo
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Two ring-tailed lemurs, which disappeared about a year ago from a safari park in Bangladesh, were identified in a zoo in India. Bangladeshi authorities requested Interpol's support for animal recovery, but their identification and repatriation are complicated by the lack of biological and identification data.
Two endangered lemurs stolen from Bangladesh found in Indian billionaire's private zoo
Two endangered lemurs stolen from a safari park in Bangladesh last year have reportedly been found at a massive wildlife facility in India run by billionaire Mukesh Ambani's family.The two ring-tailed lemurs were among three stolen from...
Lemurs stolen from Bangladesh safari park traced to Vantara
Gujarat/Bangladesh: Anant Ambani’s Vantara has been accused of smuggling two ring-tailed lemurs from a safari park in Bangladesh for around Rs 4.8 million. Lemurs are an endangered species which are not found in India. According to Ajker Partrika, the theft came to notice after photographs of the two lemurs at Banatara were posted on social … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stori…
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The Independent (US)Bangladesh says two stolen lemurs taken to billionaire’s private zoo in India
Dhaka seeks Interpol help to repatriate animals from Vantara zoo
Two ring-tailed lemurs, stolen from a safari park in Bangladesh, would have been found in a zoo run by the richest family in India.
Two ring-tailed lemurs, stolen more than a year ago from a safari park in Bangladesh, were found in India, at the private garden of a billionaire. Bangladesh authorities are asking for help...
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