The vizcacha, a small, beige rodent, watches Constanza and her team of conservationists from Andean...
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Protecting Pangolins, Wildlife’s Ultimate Underdogs
Paul was laser focused on the rustling coming from the underbrush. He was part of a small group of conservationists watching with bated breath as a raccoon-sized Sunda pangolin rummaged for its lunch along the ground. The group was in the forested outskirts of Singapore, the island’s relentless humidity clinging like a second skin. Just a heartbeat away was the city proper, a transit point in the global illegal trade that is decimating pangolin populations. They had only a few moments before the pangolin, timid and elusive by nature, withdrew back into the forest.
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