Cambodia Confirms Presence of Three Rare Wildlife Species, Boosting Conservation Hopes
For the first time, three endangered species – the sambar deer, large civet, and Oriental pied hornbill – have been captured by automatic cameras in Cambodia's Koh Kong province. This marks a historic achievement for the country's biodiversity conservation efforts and provides significant momentum for future conservation initiatives.
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