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From the turquoise waters of Indonesia to the lush landscapes of Colombia, countries around the world are joining hands to protect our precious animal friends

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This picture taken on January 26, 2019 shows a sea turtle hatchling heading towards the surf following its release at a sanctuary in Panga beach, Aceh province. (Photo by CHAIDEER MAHYUDDIN / AFP)

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Ana Julia Torres kisses Jupiter, a lion who was rescued from a circus 12 years ago, on September 17, 2011, at Villa Lorena shelter, in Cali, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia

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Inflatable humpback whales with the Sydney Opera House (top), help to launch the official start of the whale watching season in Sydney on June 1, 2010

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One of the 157 giant turtles of the Prison Island Park eats 13 November 2003 some vegetables pushed by the warden trough the holes of the fence in the park in the island off the Zanzibar Capitol

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A kitten sits in his enclosure at a Buddhist temple in the suburbs of Shanghai. AFP PHOTO / JOHANNES EISELE / AFP PHOTO / JOHANNES EISELE

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A penguin rescued at the Oiled Wildlife Centre in Tauranga following the oil spill from the stricken container ship Rena. AFP PHOTO / Bradley AMBROSE / AFP PHOTO / Bradley AMBROSE

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Seals, under the protection and supervision of the Picardie Nature Association, swim in Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, northern France. AFP PHOTO / PHILIPPE HUGUEN / AFP PHOTO / PHILIPPE HUGUEN

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A female Australian sea-lion, swims through the water in Sydney Aquariums Seal Sanctuary, 31 March 2004. The Sanctuary which opened in late 2003, houses seals who are too old or

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A kitten sits in his enclosure at a Buddhist temple in the suburbs of Shanghai on December 3, 2015. A monk named Zhi Xiang has given shelter to some 100 stray cats and dogs at the Bao en temple


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From the turquoise waters of Indonesia to the lush landscapes of Colombia, countries around the world are joining hands to protect our precious animal friends. 🌍🐢 In Indonesia, efforts are underway to safeguard the majestic turtles that call its shores home. Through conservation programs and education initiatives, these ancient creatures are being shielded from harm and given a chance to thrive. Meanwhile, in Villa Lorena, Colombia's animal shelter is a haven for countless vulnerable animals seeking refuge. Dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to provide care and find loving homes for these furry companions who deserve nothing but love and compassion. Australia takes pride in its commitment towards protecting marine life, particularly whales that grace its vast oceans. Conservation projects aim at preserving their habitats while raising awareness about responsible tourism practices. On Tanzania's enchanting Zanzibar island, an emphasis on environmental preservation goes hand in hand with protecting sea turtles. By promoting sustainable fishing practices and creating protected areas for nesting grounds, locals ensure these gentle creatures can continue their ancient journey undisturbed. China showcases its love for animals through various initiatives focused on cats' welfare - from rescue centers providing medical aid to adorable kittens finding forever homes. These feline friends receive the protection they need alongside endless cuddles. New Zealand faced an unfortunate accident when a ship spilled oil into pristine waters; however, it sparked a united effort among communities nationwide to save affected wildlife and restore damaged ecosystems. This incident served as a reminder of how crucial it is to prioritize nature's well-being above all else. France stands tall as guardian of seals along its picturesque coastline where dedicated organizations strive relentlessly against seal hunting activities while advocating for stricter regulations ensuring their survival amidst changing environments. Back in Australia again lies another sanctuary devoted entirely to seals – nature enthusiasts have created safe havens where injured or orphaned seals receive specialized care before returning back into their natural habitat stronger than ever before. Across borders and cultures alike, nations unite under one common goal: the protection of our incredible animal kingdom.