A devastating fire led to a gruesome discovery at an animal shelter near Medellín: frozen pet carcasses were found.
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Recent forest fires in Cundinamarca, Colombia, have severely impacted local wildlife, leaving numerous animals in need of urgent medical attention, as confirmed by the CAR. Among the casualties is a night monkey currently fighting to recover from injuries sustained during the blazes in recent weeks, which have added to the region's environmental challenges.
Simultaneously, broader institutional reports highlight ongoing threats to the nation's biodiversity. According to an investigation released by the Defensoría del Pueblo, illegal wildlife trafficking affected nearly 165,000 animals across Colombia between 2021 and 2024, prompting warnings regarding monitoring gaps and institutional enforcement.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Wildlife TraffickingFocuses broadly on national wildlife trafficking statistics and institutional monitoring gaps.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Forest FiresFocuses specifically on the immediate impact of Cundinamarca forest fires on local fauna.
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