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Mexico fights to save species ensnared in China black market

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With the number of totoaba fish, whose swim bladders are dried and sold on the black market in China, and the world's smallest porpoise getting dangerously low, the Mexican government has increased efforts to end the illegal fishing pushing them to the brink of extinction.

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