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New Crowned Eagle Chick Hatches in Angkor Forest, Bringing Total Population to 15
A new baby crowned eagle has been born in the forests of Angkor, Cambodia, bringing the total population of these birds in the Angkor area to 15. This development highlights the success of long-term conservation efforts.
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