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Road Traffic Kills Up to 29% of Local Hedgehog Populations Each Year

via Phys.org·21h ago

A study involving the University of Cambridge found roads killing between 15% and 29% of hedgehogs in local populations annually. At the upper end of that range, populations cannot replace themselves.

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