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Resin rapscallions pilfered from hundreds of pine trees in Tam Dao National Park.

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A New Mantis Species in Vietnam Was Named After David Attenborough

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Activist Diep Vuong Named Global Citizen of the Year for Work to Fight Human Trafficking

Vietnamese-American activist Diep Vuong, who used to be a refugee in the US, recently won the prestigious award for her work to stop human trafficking.

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An Ancient Turtle Named After Bánh Xèo Can Teach Us a Lot About Whimsy in Science

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An Homage to the Mekong Delta and Its Bag-Wearing Fruits

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