How people, food and water affect large herbivore distribution in East African savannas

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Jun 15, 2022, 12:41 pm511 ptsHot
To survive, animals must find nutritious food and drinking water—sometimes during long dry seasons or cold periods—and at the same time avoid being eaten. Plant-eating mammals with hooves are an extraordinarily diverse group of animals and are critically important in East African savannas. Yet they must…

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