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Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

In 2016, when biologists in Mexico reviewed their photo traps from Cozumel, a Mexican island in the Caribbean, they were surprised to see an ocelot, a wildcat considered endangered in the country. [1]

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Ronaldo 'expecting twins through surrogacy' Published : 16 Mar 2017, 15:21 If sources are to be believed, then it's "babies on board" for Cristiano Ronaldo. [3]

Criselda Yabes is a journalist based in the Philippines. She is author of "The Battle of Marawi," her 10th book, which was published last year. [4]

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