A young female Baikal seal called Leya swims in he
LISTVYANKA, RUSSIA: A young female Baikal seal called Leya swims in her pool in the special science laboratory on the bank of the lake of Baikal in the village of Listvyanka, Siberia, 11 December 2000. Each year estimated10,000 seals are caught in nets, clubbed to death by local residents who live along the shoreline of Baikal. Each seal can bring in1,000 rubles (36 USD), and a good salary in the Baikal are is 300 rubles (11 USD) monthly. . (Photo credit should read ALEXANDER NEMENOV/AFP via Getty Images)
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