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Deer culling necessary with no natural predator - Irish Deer Commission

In the absence of a natural predator, we have no choice but to cull the deer population each year, the Irish Deer Commission has said. ....

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Bring back native predators to tackle invasive species crisis, study says

Native populations have been depleted globally, despite being essential for ecosystems ....

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Why does the H sound get dropped in some languages?

Dropped Hs have been an issue since the time of Ancient Rome, say our readers, but H isn’t the only sound that’s missing form our speech ....

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Dog waste may harm nature reserve biodiversity by fertilising the soil

Dogs’ urine and faeces bring large amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus into suburban nature reserves, which could be harmful to plant biodiversity ....

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US Navy is developing drones to exterminate birds' eggs near airfields

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A new US Navy autonomous drone will seek out and locate birds’ nests near airfields, armed with a device to prevent their eggs from hatching.
Bird strikes are a serious risk to aircraft, and the US Pentagon spends around $50 million a year managing birds around airfields.
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