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La población de vicuñas en áreas naturales protegidas de Perú crece 41,2 % en 2025

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The population of vicuñas within Peru's protected natural areas increased by 41.2% in 2025. Official data indicates that the number of specimens rose from 28,856 in 2024 to 40,738 in 2025.

This growth is attributed to a favorable environment for the conservation of the species. The figures reflect the current status of the vicuña population within the country's designated protected zones.

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