Helping tackle the War On Wildlife
Gough Island has been described as one of the most important seabird nesting sites in the world, but introduced House Mice have been taking two million seabird chicks and eggs each year. Now, writes Charlie Moores, for the first time they’ve been seen attacking adults.
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