Many animal 'geomorphs' under threat, study warns

PHYSorg
Mar 12, 2025, 3:08 pm224 ptsTop
More than a quarter of our planet's natural "geomorphs"—animals such as beavers and hippos that, collectively, can reshape entire landscapes—are threatened or have shrinking populations, a new study says.

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