A 20-year study finds that after wolves were reintroduced, reduced elk grazing led to a 1,500% increase in willow growth.
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Zebras and giraffes herding together boosts both species’ chances of survival, researchers report in American Naturalist
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Science News
In a first, zebra cams reveal herds on the move with giraffes
Six zebras wore video cameras attached to collars, capturing the equines’ daily life. Sticking with giraffes may let the two species protect each other.
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Evidence of cascading ecosystem effects following the loss of white sharks from False Bay, South Africa - Study provides empirical evidence that the disappearance of Great white sharks creates profound consequences for marine ecosystems.
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Frontiers
Frontiers | Evidence of cascading ecosystem effects following the loss of white sharks from False Bay, South Africa
Top predators can affect the density (Creel et al. 2005), physiology (Leach andTaylor 1977, Woodley &Peterson 2003), and behavior (Werner et al. 1983) of...
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