Taiwan's pangolins suffer surge in feral dog attacks

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Sep 25, 2022, 11:04 am697 ptsHot
In most of its habitats, the heavily trafficked pangolin's biggest threat comes from humans. But in Taiwan, the scaly mammals brave a different danger: a surging feral dog population.

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