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Bears rescued from Laos farm step outdoors for the first time after rescue led by Singaporean

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Bears rescued from Laos farm step outdoors for the first time after rescue led by Singaporean
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Twenty-seven moon bears rescued from an illegal bile farm in Laos have been relocated to a wildlife sanctuary. The operation, led by a Singaporean conservationist, allows the animals to experience natural environments for the first time.

SINGAPORE: On July 2, Jing Lee the moon bear took its first steps in the sunshine after a life confined in a cramped cage.

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