Rescued Infant Tamandua Reunited with his Mother

Laura Wilkinson November 27, 2018 Education

Little Edwin, an infant Northern tamandua, was found on the ground alone. It is normal for tamanduas to leave their young behind in the treetops…

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Rescued Infant Tamandua Reunited with his Mother

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