South Korea Hopes To Revive Endangered Wildlife Inside These Giant Glass Biodomes
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With humans increasingly invading and polluting spaces that were once teeming with wildlife, the list of endangered animals grows longer every day. Now South Korea, a country that boasts a population density 10 times the global average, is planning to take a bold step to try reverse at least some of the damage, with a new National Research Center for Endangered Animals.
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- hdog77774년 이하South korea is my home country and they have definitely come up with and amazing idea they need to put it to use.
adroit_avimimus4년 이상That would be so beneficial for the animals!- wolfy 약 7년it nice to get along with animals
- @narlywalwal약 7년Finally somebody cares
- okgnbhujfnd7년 이상agreed crysttalmori other countries should see this as an example and start doing it themselves I think this is awesome that South Korea is doing something to help animals. Its great to see that others care about endangered speies as well
- gacha studio7년 이상i live n south korea
- Abby7년 이상This is a good article to read!
docstrange8년 이하i am from soth korea our food is amazing
little_angel727약 6년Weirdly, my favorite is ramen.
- Person8년 이하i love korea ching chang chong
- docstrange8년 이하that is so rude i am south korean and we do not talk like that
imunicornlover1약 6년Me too! except im just half Korean i was not born there
- lazarbeam8년 이하this is pretty cool