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A new study reveals that the stress of capturing and tagging wildlife affects their behavior for several days, altering their activity levels and movement patterns.

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Research shows that global warming is triggering widespread species redistribution. This could hinder the effectiveness of a ...

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IUCN and the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) have released updated guidelines for the surveillance of diseases, ...