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In Pakistan’s Kirthar National Park, vigilant guardians protect exotic wildlife from illegal hunting

  • From agile urials to chinkaras, wolves, jackals, and hyenas, thousands of mammals, reptiles and birds call this natural haven home
  • Wildlife department officials say there has been an increase in animals in the area after Kirthar was declared a national park in 1974
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Government says Islamabad Zoo will become wildlife park, activists raise doubts

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