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General · 2 hours ago

Your local puffins might lose their chicks.

Your local puffins might lose their chicks.

Yathin S Krishnappa via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

A project in Gwent wants to free up to 60 raptors, adding to 20 young eagles already heading to Exmoor. The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales opposes the move, fearing the huge predators will force nesting puffins to leave their chicks exposed. A recent study in Norway found just a few eagles caused a coastal kittiwake population to collapse much faster.

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