New Mekong Region Describes 208 Species Including Elvis Monkey
WWF revealed 208 new species described in 2023 in the Mekong region spanning China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. The findings include a nose less monkey with pom hair and a psychedelic gecko in southern Vietnam, highlighting biodiversity amid habitat loss and development pressures.
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Islamists envision sin free tourism in Egypt election push
Egyptian Islamists promote a tourism model that bans alcohol bikinis and mixed bathing at beaches as they seek to shape the nation’s post revolution economy and policy. The Salafis of Al Nour push for strict Islamic law while the Muslim Brotherhood says it will not impose its lifestyle views. Together they claim a strong first round lead amid a staggered election through January.
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