Koh Libong: A haven for Thailand's threatened dugong population
2020-02-04 00:25
The 2019 death of an infant dugong put Thailand's picturesque Koh Libong, an island in the Andaman Sea, under the international spotlight. Around 70% of Thailand's dugongs can be found in Koh Libong's waters due to an abundance of seagrass.
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