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Biodiversity: Elementary school students commemorate the International Biodiversity Day in Surabaya, East Java, Friday

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span class="caption">Biodiversity: Elementary school students commemorate the International Biodiversity Day in Surabaya, East Java, Friday. They were campaigning for the protection of endangered species and called on the nation to conserve its biodiversity. (Antara/Herman Dewantoro)

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