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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Ashlee

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Ashlee

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Malaysia and thailand said they wanted to bring back seven tigers to live in the protected forests. cambodia has unveiled a plan to reintroduce tigers from abroad into dry forest of the country

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Cambodia Plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Kevin 

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Cambodia Plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Kevin 

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Cambodia had a lot of tigers. 20 to 50 tigers once lived in Cambodia's forest. Then hunters begun to hunt the tigers of many years until there was only a few Cambodia tigers in the forests. Many people are donating money for these endangered Cambodia tigers, hoping that we can still save this beautiful animal.

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There are many caves in China, much like places in America. These caves were used by ancient Monks to hide during times of war.

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new statues are latest focus of leader worship in north Korea-Faviola 

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new statues are latest focus of leader worship in north Korea-Faviola 

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Kevin 

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Kevin 

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Cambodia had a lot of tigers. 20 to 50 tigers once lived in Cambodia's forests. Then hunters hunted for the tigers for many year

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Can Japan Sumo Wrestling Get Off The Mat As Kids Run To Sports Fields-Lulya

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Can Japan Sumo Wrestling Get Off The Mat As Kids Run To Sports Fields-Lulya

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china's ancient caves face a new danger: tourists-marabye

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china's ancient caves face a new danger: tourists-marabye

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Tourist visit the caves everyday not know that the humidity coming from their breath could likely be destroying them. luckily there are scientist who are trying to save the by  putting up doors to keep the heat out of them and also by limiting the amount of people that enter each day. Hopefully this will help preserve the cave

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China's Ancient Buddhist caves face a new threat: modern tourists - Killian

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China's Ancient Buddhist caves face a new threat: modern tourists - Killian

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With tourists coming in and "exhaling humid breath" and "threatening to undermine decades of painstaking conservation efforts.", it's making the ancient Buddhist caves which they painted hard to preserve.

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A troubled tradition, sumo wrestling tries to bulk up its players-jose

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A troubled tradition, sumo wrestling tries to bulk up its players-jose

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Alyssa S.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Alyssa S.

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The last tiger that was caught was in 2007. Cambodia had about 50 to 220 tigers living in the forests due to hunters there have been many tiger kills. people want to bring tigers back! There willing to spend 20 to 50 million dollars!

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Cris

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers-Cris

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There is about 20 or 50 tigers in Cambodia because  of hunters and the tigers have died for this the hunter get millions of dollars from this.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Edgar

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Edgar

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Cambodia used to have a lot of tigers, about 20-50 of them. Then because of hunting it has led to the deaths of the tigers. The last tiger was spotted in Cambodia in 2007. People want to help bring the tigers back, even  if it takes up to 50 million dollars!

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 Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers (Lizett)

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 Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers (Lizett)

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Cambodia had about 220-50 tigers living in the forests due to hunters there have been many tiger deaths. The final tiger was caught in 2007 and now people like Chhit Sam Ath are working to bring the tigers back which what will up 20 to 50 million dollars!

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Cambodia unveils plan to bring back tigers from abroad-Michelle

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Cambodia unveils plan to bring back tigers from abroad-Michelle

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Cambodia has between 20 and 50 tigers that are believed to exist in Cambodia's forests since there is poaching. The last tiger was spotted in Cambodia by a camera trap in the forest of eastern Mondulkiri. Since the camera was a trap, it was hidden and it was triggered by the tigers movements. According to the WWF, there are only about 3,200 tigers left in only 13 countries now.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foregn tigers re-written by Isabella. 

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foregn tigers re-written by Isabella. 

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Cambodia used to have many tigers, about 20-50 of them! Then, of course, poachers started hunting them and the cambodian tigers have being loosing their population year by year, week by week, day by day. The very last tiger was caught in the early year of 2007. Many people are perservering to raise as much money as they can so that the tigers population will rise, even though it will cost up to 50 million dollars they feel as if it is worth it as long as the tigers are safe.

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North Korean family statue business is booming - Chloe G

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North Korean family statue business is booming - Chloe G

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Kim Jong Un, the current ruler of North Korea, is replacing statues of his grandfather with new ones! The new statues are of Kim II Sung and Kim Jong II, his grandfather and father. They were created to honor his grandfather and father, who have now passed away.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers - Rico Arriaga 

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers - Rico Arriaga 

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Cambodia had Between 20 and 50 tigers once lived in Cambodia's forests. Years of hunting the tigers and their prey have led to the deaths of the tigers.

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TOKYO, Japan — Chikara Yamanobe is so skinny his ribs stick out and he tears up when he gets roughed up in the ring. He is about as far from a sumo wrestler as a kid can be.

Still, Chikara, whose name means "power" in Japanese, wants to be a professional sumo wrestler when he grows up. He has a long way to go, though. Chikara is only 5 years old.

Sumo is a Japanese sport in which two wrestlers try to force each other out of the ring.

"I want to be like Endo," he said

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China’s ancient Buddhist caves face a new threat: modern tourists By Adair

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China’s ancient Buddhist caves face a new threat: modern tourists By Adair

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Buddhist caves have endured countless assaults over the past 100 years. Earthquakes, floods, even Russian soldiers. "The Mogao Grottoes received 26,000 visitors in 1979, the first year they were open to the public. This year, up to 1 million tourists are expected."
I think tourists are a threat to the Buddhist caves because inside the  caves, are an extensive library of Buddhist manuscripts, sutras and secular records in languages including Chinese, Tibetan, Uighur and Khotanese, and many (tourists) may accidentally damage the manuscripts.

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Cambodia to repopulate forests with tigers from abroad -Sydney

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Cambodia to repopulate forests with tigers from abroad -Sydney

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Cambodia used to have around 20 to 50 tigers in their forests, but illegal poachers have been hunting them for years. The last tiger was caught in 2007, basically tigers will come after two years and they will help with rebuilding the tiger population. It will cost $20 to $50 million but I feel like it's important.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Emily Randall

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foreign tigers- Emily Randall

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Cambodia had lots of beautiful tigers until poachers came and killed them. the tiger species in Cambodia are almost extinct but, due to this issue Cambodia is reintroducing tigers to their forests. this will take about 20 to 50 million dollars. the money will come from donor countries.

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Cambodia Will Bring Back Tigers From Other Countries-Lulya H.

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Cambodia Will Bring Back Tigers From Other Countries-Lulya H.

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In Cambodia, many tigers are not safe because they keep hunting them. World Wildlife Found {WWF} found that no tigers have been spotted in Cambodia since 2007. They hunting them because Chinese buyers believe that parts of tigers are good for the body. There are countries who is going to help Cambodia but to help the tigers they need money and it cost a lot of money. But the country are working together to bring back tigers to Cambodia.

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North Korean family statue business is booming-Almadelia

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North Korean family statue business is booming-Almadelia

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The Kim family ruled for more then 60 years and men belong to the Kim family. North Korea is now building new statues. The current ruler in North Korea and his name is Kim Jong-Un. He died 21 years ago in 2011.

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Cambodia Will Bring Back Tigers from Other Countries-Rocky

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Cambodia Will Bring Back Tigers from Other Countries-Rocky

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The population of tigers in Cambodia is decreasing, so they plan to bring back tigers from other countries. A group called the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) helps animals found out that there are no more tigers in Cambodia so they are helping Cambodia to get a few tigers from other countries.

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In North Korea, there's a new growth industry: statues of Kim Jong-Il - Vicky

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In North Korea, there's a new growth industry: statues of Kim Jong-Il - Vicky

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Kim Jong-un, the current dictator in North Korea, was making statues and monuments for Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il. These statues of his father and grandfather were made so that the North Koreans would remember their past leaders.

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foregin tigers- Anna 

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Cambodia plans on reintroducing foregin tigers- Anna 

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Cambodia has sevral tigers. In Cambodia 20 to 50 of tigers lived in a forest. Because of pochers  there are very few cambodia tigers, luckly for these tigers there are people who are donating to help.