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Mumbai: Forest officials rescue pangolin and its pup from traffickers; 3 held

The seizure near Roha fuels suspicions of wildlife trade in Konkan belt; the mammals are believed to be most widely trafficked animals in world

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The pangolins were recovered from three men on the Mumbai-Goa highway near Roha

The pangolins were recovered from three men on the Mumbai-Goa highway near Roha

Forest officials have recovered a pangolin and its pup from three persons from Roha, raising suspicions of traffickers operating in the Konkan belt. The men were intercepted on the Mumbai-Goa highway on Tuesday.

The scaly anteater is an endangered species and is believed to be the most widely trafficked animal in the world.

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