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- 1Mother pangolin and newborn rescued as tiger bones seized in wildlife crackdown●Mother pangolin, newborn rescued; tiger bones seized in interstate crackdown on wildlife trafficking corr
Authorities have rescued a mother pangolin and her newborn while seizing tiger bones during an interstate crackdown on a wildlife trafficking network in India. The operation, reported by The Times of India, targeted smugglers trading protected species parts across state lines. Pangolins and tigers are among India's most heavily trafficked protected animals.
- 2Children's Book About Pangolins Flagged as Banned●Banned book of the day: What on Earth Is a Pangolin? (1994) — Edward R. Ricciuti https://www. banned-books.org/book-of-t
Edward R. Ricciuti's 1994 children's book 'What on Earth Is a Pangolin?' is being highlighted as a banned book, drawing attention to ongoing censorship of educational titles. Commenters sharing the listing invoke hashtags around censorship, intellectual freedom and the right to read. The animal-focused nature book joins a growing list of children's and science titles facing challenges in schools and libraries.
- 3Pangolin 1.24 Adds Exit Nodes and Linux Subnet Routing●Pangolin 1.24 introduces full-tunnel Exit Nodes, Linux Subnet Router support, and major client improvements across deskt
The open-source tunneled reverse proxy Pangolin has released version 1.24, bringing full-tunnel Exit Nodes, support for Linux Subnet Routers, and significant client improvements across desktop and mobile platforms. The update extends Pangolin's capabilities as a self-hosted alternative for secure remote access, drawing attention from the open-source and VPN communities.