www.conservation.org As Buddhist monks crouched and chanted blessings, Dara, a rare hairy-nosed otter (Lutra sumatrana), entered his new home for the first time. Once thought to be extinct, hairy-nosed otters survive in only a few regions of Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Sumatra, and their numbers remain unknown. Read the full story at www.conservation.org
Dara the Otter Gets a New Home – Conservation International (CI)
December 16th, 2010 
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Tags: animal, buddhist, cambodia, ci, climate, conservation, dara, endangered, environment, habitat, hairy, international, Lutra, mammal, marine, monk, nosed, otter, precious, sumatrana
=0] I’m really happy for that otter. Nice work guys. :]
big thumbs up, 5 stars!
There’s no forests left in cambodia, believe me i’ve been there…its deforestation at its worst. Erosion, dust storms on a massive scale.
really glad to see it safely kept =)