Twenty pheasants flew from Berlin to Vietnam—finally, a flight where the passengers actually wanted to land.
Vietnam Pheasant Returns to the Wild After 25 Years of Absence
Twenty Vietnam Pheasants, bred in European zoos, were flown to Vietnam in May 2026 for reintroduction. The species, extinct in the wild since the 1990s, will undergo quarantine before release into native forests, with a goal of establishing a wild population by 2029.
Source: Vietnam Pheasant Returns to the Wild After 25 Years of Absence — Happy Eco News
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