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THE= UNLIKELY WILDLIFE CRIME FIGHTERS
Thursday, July 7, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e take a peek inside a translucent frog, salute America’s uni= que species, tell you how to find shark <= /strong>teeth =2E=2E=2E and examine California = 19;s new game-changing plastics law=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY = OF NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM/VANESSA KAHN

Yuan Xie smuggled hundreds of turtles to China= from the United States, including eastern box turtles like the ones shown = above=2E That was before U=2ES=2E Fish and Wildlife Service agents arrested= him for conspiring to illegally traffic the animals from his house in Oreg= on=2E

His sentencing included working with a wildlife crime researc= her=2E As part of his restitution, he searches online for illegal ads for a= nimal products, sharing those findings with researchers who try to help pre= vent wildlife crime=2E Other convicted traffickers in Oregon are sentenced = to make amends for their crimes by providing similar community service=2E <= br>
Delcianna Winders of Vermont Law School = tells Nat Geo that restorative justice has “long been overlooked= 01D; in criminal wildlife cases but could lead to better policies and benef= it victims and perpetrators alike=2E

Read the full story here=2E

The National Geographic Society s= upports Wildlife Watch, an investigative reporting project focused on wildl= ife crime and exploitation=2E Read more Wildlife Watch stories here=2E

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PHOTO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY @JOELSARTORE, NAT GEO PHOTO ARK
On full display: There are 156 known species o= f glass frogs, living mostly along streams and rivers in the tropical fores= ts of Ecuador, Colombia, and Panama=2E In the photo above, Nat Geo Explorer= Joel = Sartore captures the translucent s= kin of the sun glass frog, revealing the amphibian’s internal organs= , bones, and muscles=2E
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STORIES WE’= RE FOLLOWING
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JACK Z= HI/AUDUBON PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS
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National Audubon Society= selects winners of annual photography awards (Pictured = above, the grand-prize photo features a white-tailed kite clutching a vole= =2E Another raptor flies above it=2E)
A photo salute= to All-American animals
A U=2ES=2E tribe wants to resume whale hunts=2E Will cons= ervationists support them?
How a tiny island plans to save its beloved parrot
Parasites are going extinct=2E Here's why you should try to save them=2E
New York welcomes new immigrants—do= lphins (WSJ)
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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PHOTOGRAPH BY HANNAH= WHITAKER, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION
Environmental change: California’s new = plastics law could force the rest of the nation to cut down on its pollutin= g materials=2E The legislation mandates, among other things, a reduction in= the single-use plastics sold in the state=2E It also requires 65 percent o= f plastics to be recycled within a decade—an ambitious goal=2E Plast= ics makers will have to foot the bill for recycling=2E The law could have r= ipple effects across the nation, but not all recycling proponents are pleas= ed, Laura Parker reports=2E Read the full s= tory=2E (Pictured above, one million plastic beverage bo= ttles are purchased every minute worldwide=2E)
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I had no intention of becoming an activist=2E … I have to come into= the spotlight in order to protect the animals=2E Once you’ve steppe= d forward, it is very hard to hide behind the camera again=2E
 
Xi Zhinong
Wildlife photographer, Nat Geo Explorer
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LAST GLIMPSE
PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK_K= OSTICH/SHUTTERSTOCK
Jaw-some finds: Chances are slim—we hop= e—that you’ll come close enough to a shark to be able to touc= h it=2E But beaches and riversides are awash with their teeth, both fossili= zed and modern=2E Sharks could lose 20,000 to 50,000 chompers in a lifetime= , which means their teeth aren’t as difficult to find as you might t= hink=2E The key, of course, is starting at the right spot=2E Here are eight more tips to help with a s= earch=2E (Pictured above, a fossil tooth belonging to an= extinct shark=2E)
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