Fifteen rare and endangered wild animals released into natural habitat
VOV.VN - Fifteen rare and endangered wild animals were released into the wild in Kon Ka Kinh National Park in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai on June 11 by the park's Rescue, Conservation and Development Centre in coordination with forest rangers and local police.
The animals belong to species listed in Groups IB and IIB and were rescued, cared for and rehabilitated before being returned to the wild in Sub-zone 432, which is managed by Kon Ka Kinh National Park.
All of the animals were received in May 2026 through voluntary handovers by local residents and with the cooperation of relevant agencies in Gia Lai province. When first received, many were in poor condition, some were seriously injured and others were severely weakened. Several had also lost their natural instincts.
Through a professional rescue process that included veterinary treatment, appropriate nutrition and the restoration of wild behaviours, the centre gradually helped the animals recover their health and ability to survive in the wild.
Health assessments conducted in early June 2026 confirmed that all 15 animals were in good condition, had regained their natural instincts and were capable of surviving independently in the forest.
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