Gia Lai, Oct. 2 -- The Kon Ka Kinh National Park Management Board's centre for creature rescue, conservation and development released 31 endangered and rare wild animals back into their natural habitat on October 1, following a period of rescue, intensive care and rehabilitation. Tran Van Thu, Director of the centre, said the release involved 31 animals from 10 endangered and rare species classified under Groups IB and IIB, which play an important role in maintaining the balance of natural forest ecosystems. The animals included mountain tortoises (Testudinidae), pig-tailed macaques (Macaca leonina), Asian water monitors (Varanus salvator) and reticulated pythons (Python reticulatus), as well as the Java pangolin and pygmy slow loris (Nyc...