Rare Javan pangolin handed over to forest rangers.

Currently, many localities across the country have implemented various solutions to protect the natural environment and rare animals.

When handed over to the Da Lat Forest Protection Force, the Javan pangolin was in good health and weighed 3kg. Photo: VNA

In Lam Dong : On the morning of September 18th, the Da Lat Forest Protection Department (Xuan Huong Ward – Da Lat, Lam Dong) received a Javan pangolin ( scientific name: Manis javanica) voluntarily handed over by a local resident after discovering it crawling into their yard on the night of September 17th.

Specifically, the Javan pangolin was handed over to the Forest Protection Department alive and healthy, weighing 3kg. According to Mr. Ho Hoang Anh Kha (residing on Van Hanh Street, Lam Vien Ward, Da Lat), at approximately 11:30 PM on September 17th, upon returning home, he discovered a stray animal on the alley in front of his house. Despite seeing him shine a flashlight, the animal did not run away but instead crawled into the yard. Mr. Kha then kept the animal inside his house until morning to report it to the authorities. On the morning of September 18th, Mr. Kha and his younger brother, Ho Hoang Anh Khoa, brought the animal to the Da Lat Forest Protection Department to hand it over to the relevant authorities.

The Javan pangolin was released by forest rangers into a care and nurturing area, awaiting further processing according to regulations. Photo: VNA

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After receiving the pangolin, the Da Lat Forest Protection Department released it into a care and breeding area, awaiting further processing according to regulations. According to the head of the Da Lat Forest Protection Department, in the long term, the unit will prepare the necessary documents and procedures to transfer the Javan pangolin to Cat Tien National Park for breeding and conservation.

The Javan pangolin is listed in the Vietnamese Red Book, belonging to group IB according to Government Decree 32/2006/ND-CP on the management of endangered, rare, and precious forest plants and animals. Keeping them in captivity and trading them commercially are strictly prohibited.

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