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Wild pigs threaten biodiversity hotspots across South America, study shows

  • Mongabay faviconMongabay

    Jun 12, 2023, 4:30 pm146 pts
    Wild pigs are recognized worldwide as a nuisance to the environment. The IUCN lists them as one of the worst invasive species due to their potential to damage crops, harbor diseases and disrupt ecological processes. Now, research published in the Journal for Nature Conservation reveals that the expanding…
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