When Mangroves Shrink, Where Do Fishing Cats Go?
The shrinking of Indonesia's mangrove forests is threatening the habitat of the "fishing cat," a unique feline that preys on fish. While conserving its habitat is crucial for the protection of this animal, habitat loss due to development poses a serious problem.
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