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Cape Town s caracals have metal pollutants in their blood — an environmental red flag

Cape Town’s freshwater and marine systems, where caracals hunt, are likely more polluted than expected

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Study: Cape Town s caracals have metal pollutants in bl

Hunting at the urban edge and in places with more human activity exposes caracals to a greater number of metals and at higher levels.

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Cape Town s caracals have metal pollutants in their blood -- an environmental red flag

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Cape Town s caracals have dangerous levels of metal pollutants in their blood

The most dangerous metal pollutants (mercury, arsenic and lead) could be deadly to humans and animals, even in small amounts.

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Cape Town s caracals have metal pollutants in their blood -- an environmental red flag

Caracals are most likely being exposed to metals like arsenic, lead and mercury through their diet.

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