Bangka Tarsier, Thought Extinct, Rediscovered in Indonesia; 86 Released

A rescue operation in Indonesia recovered 90 Bangka tarsiers, a primate previously thought extinct, and released 86 back into the wild. The rediscovery is a notable biodiversity event, though the species' conservation status and population viability remain uncertain. This matters as it highlights ongoing ecological discovery and potential habitat pressures in the region.

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