The Asian Reporter
Pacific Northwest News q Volume 27 Number 16 q August 21, 2017 q www.asianreporter.com
Rare crocodile eggs hatched at
Cambodian conservation center
Swim class aims to stop
deaths in Bangladesh
Page 5
“American Obon”
on view at ONLC
Page 11
Korean-Style
Grilled Short Ribs
Page 13
CROCODILE CONSERVATION. Siamese baby crocodiles swim in a bin at the Koh Kong Reptile Conservation Center in Koh Kong, Cambodia. The New York-
based Wildlife Conservation Society and Cambodia’s Fisheries Administration announced in mid-August that the eggs of nine critically endangered Siamese crocodiles have
hatched. The total population of Siamese crocodiles has around 410 wild adults, of which 100 to 300 live in Cambodia, making it the most important country for the conser-
vation of the species. See story on page 5. (Wildlife Conservation Society and Fisheries Administration via AP)
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