Chinese scientists make breakthroughs in captive breeding of Malayan pangolins

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Chinese scientists make breakthroughs in captive breeding of Malayan pangolins

STORY: Chinese scientists make breakthroughs in captive breeding of Malayan pangolins DATELINE: May 6, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:18 LOCATION: NANNING, China CATEGORY: ENVIRONMENT SHOTLIST: 1. various of the newborn Malayan pangolins 2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese): YAN DINGYU, Associate researcher with the Guangxi Forestry Research Institute STORYLINE: A newborn Malayan pangolin snuggles in its mother's arms, struggling to open its eyes at the Pangolin Rescue and Breeding Base of the Guangxi Forestry Research Institute. It is a captive-bred third filial generation pangolin and the sixth born at the base. Chinese scientists have tackled the difficulties of the captive breeding of critically endangered Malayan pangolins to the third filial generation. Study results were published in the journal Communications Biology in October. Yan Dingyu, an associate researcher with the Guangxi Forestry Research Institute, and his team have been breeding and observing 33 wild Malayan pangolins and 49 captive-born offspring since

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