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What's Killing Minnesota's Moose? Studies Reveal Sites of Deadly Brainworm Transmission | Smart News

Carried by deer and spread by snails and slugs, a lethal parasite is infecting the large ungulates, which have recently declined dramatically

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Environment requires coexistence of humans and wildlife

The National Institute of Wildlife Disease Control and Prevention (NIWDC) was established under Korea s Ministry of Environment in October 2020 for the effective management of wildlife health, which is an essential action plan to respond to emerging zoonoses.

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Study sheds light on the decline of Minnesota's moose population

Study sheds light on the decline of Minnesota's moose population
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BRIDGING KNOWLEDGE GAPS: OUR RESEARCH ON PANGOLINS - Lilongwe Wildlife Trust

BRIDGING KNOWLEDGE GAPS: OUR RESEARCH ON PANGOLINS - Lilongwe Wildlife Trust
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Birds of prey show exposure to neurotoxin bromethalin

A rodenticide, a neurotoxicant called bromethalin, can bioaccumulate in birds of prey, new findings show.

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