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Saving South America’s Only Bear Species | National Geographic


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is going to have

ap your fan park inn and it was propelled

I was so african

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air canada africa have spoiled

they are equal floors

and the only case that they arrive but and in

South America is the spectacled bear or the

Andean bear

the Andean bear because it is distributed

in the Andes from Venezuela to Bolivia or

the spectacular see or the spectacled bear

because it has the marks around the

eyes like a kind of a mask that

will continue the neck and chest but

there have also been cases that have not

they have brands but we always have

a single species that is on March 3

formats there is no longer a population

determined but for South America it

He believes there is a population of 8-16 or

but that’s just speculation

because he is in a situation

vulnerable and is endemic important

Machu Picchu and then that’s why it’s created and

also the idea of conserving not

only conservation should do what

that are the only education workshops

and awareness

one of the challenges to keep the bear

Andean is for example to conserve

forests that is already

if that part of me this too

could disappear many ecosystems

that would be something negative is your ability

see specimens ace luis both machu

picchu

that thought about the good taste capable machu

picchu

I heard to see olivia incas machu

picchu

see more Inca births across the width

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