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DominoOne | Protecting Rainforests | Giant Otters

An Amazon icon, the Giant Otter is the largest species within the weasel family (Mustelidae) and the most social. Giant Otters are quite commonly encountered in Amazonian areas such as Tambopata National Reserve and Manu National Park in southern Peru, where they feed on Amazon fish and crustaceans.

Tragically, Giant Otter habitat destruction and illegal hunting continue to threaten this beautiful species and their numbers continue to decrease.

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“Imagine a man without lungs. Imagine earth without Amazon rainforest.”
― Vinita Kinra

DominoOne | Protecting Rainforests

The health of sloth populations is wholly dependent on the health of tropical rain forests. But tropical rain forests are at risk of deforestation. Without an abundance of trees, sloths will lose their shelter and food source.

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