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    HomeProtecting 1.2% of Earth would prevent most extinctions, study saysFILE PHOTO: Sugar Ray, a 20-year-old drill monkey, is seen

    FILE PHOTO: Sugar Ray, a 20-year-old drill monkey, is seen

    FILE PHOTO: Sugar Ray, a 20-year-old drill monkey who lost a lower limb as a baby when a hunter killed its mother, is seen at the Drill Ranch, a safe haven for the endangered species, in Cross River State, Nigeria, March 27, 2022. Picture taken March 27, 2022. Jonathan Waterhouse/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo
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    FILE PHOTO: A waldrapp, a critically endangered species, perches inside

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