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Once declared extinct, rare Jamaican iguana nears 1,000th release after 30 years of conservation work
The critically endangered Jamaican rock iguana is nearing a significant milestone with the planned release of 114 head-started iguanas into their natural environment. This marks a major conservation success, as their population has grown from fewer than 50 in 1990.
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