Alligators On The Beach? Killer Whales In The River? Get Used To It!
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Large predators are increasingly appearing in unexpected places — alligators in saltwater marshes, killer whales in rivers, and mountain lions far away from the closest mountain. Experts hypothesize that as successful conservation efforts increase the local populations of these predators, they are moving beyond their usual habitats in search of food. However, Brian Silliman, professor of marine conservation biology at Duke University, has a different theory. He believes the animals are recolonizing habitats they lived and hunted in for centuries — before human activity pushed them to the brink of extinction, and long before researchers began studying them.
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- flaffy rules약 7년pretty cool
- RONthemanCATTT약 7년Nice article I gained friends ever since I read this I am finally a cool kid :)
- just me약 7년I wish tapirs and okapis were living alongside people. :(
- Girlz약 7년LET THE ANIMALS LIVE THEIR OWN LIVES! DON'T BOTHER THEM
- HPlover234약 7년when I saw this articule it was so weird but now that I have read it is awsome
- Panda34약 7년Nice. I love to see animals and to study them that's the fun part.
- Best Person Eve약 7년Hi this article is very interesting
- Diomi 약 7년Awesome
kyleewes약 7년I have never seen a leperd in person- PERIL약 7년You need help you know that you can't catch an mountain lion