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Killing an endangered species will result in a fine of 100,000 and up to a year of imprisonment.

Created by A.C. on January 07, 2016

Killing an endangered species will result in a fine of 100,000 and up to a year of imprisonment.
Organizations found in violation of this law will be fined 200,000
Individuals who see and give information about someone killing endangered animals will be rewarded an exceptional amount of cash.
Exceptions grant a permit for scientific and propagation for economic hardship situations involving endangered or threatened species.
You will also not be allowed to own a pet or go hunting.

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