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UPDATED: 16:14, June 13, 2004
Shanghai to fix GPS to Chinese sturgeons
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A total of 106 Chinese Sturgeons have been saved in less than a month in the Shanghai region, said CRI online.

The Chinese sturgeon is a rare animal which is protected by the Chinese government.

All trade of the animal is forbidden and fishermen are expected to send the sturgeons they capture to a Shanghai natural conservation area.

106 sturgeons will be sent back to the Yangtse River at the end of August.

They will be fixed with global position system (GPS) chips.

Through the system, data about where the sturgeons migrate to can be monitored and studied.

Source: Xinhua

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