Rare pangolin wanders into a resident's house in Da Nang.

On October 10th, the Da Nang Mobile Forest Protection and Fire Prevention Team announced that they had handed over three rare wild animals to the Da Nang Forest Protection Department for health monitoring.

The three animals mentioned above are: a Burmese hawk ( scientific name Spilornis cheela) weighing 1.5 kg; a Javan pangolin (scientific name Manis javanica) weighing 1.2 kg; and a white-bellied sandpiper (scientific name Anthracoceros albirostris) weighing 0.5 kg.

A pangolin wandered into Mr. Ngo Van Luu's garden. Photo: Provided by the Forest Protection Department.

Among them, a wild pangolin was discovered by Mr. Ngo Van Luu (residing in Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) wandering in his garden. Upon learning that it was an endangered and rare forest animal in need of conservation, Mr. Luu contacted the authorities to hand it over.

The Burmese kite was voluntarily handed over to the authorities by Ms. Nguyen Thi Mong Luong (residing in Hoa Tho Tay ward, Cam Le district).

A white-bellied sandpiper appeared in the garden of Mr. Ngo Tat Hung (residing in Khe Trung ward, Cam Le district). Mr. Hung captured it and handed it over to the authorities.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/te-te-quy-hiem-di-lac-vao-nha-dan-o-da-nang-2330760.html