Badgers Blamed for Decline in British Hedgehog Population
Scientists argue that the increasing number of badgers, rather than pesticides or roads, is the primary reason for the dwindling hedgehog population in Britain.
Scientists argue that the increasing number of badgers, rather than pesticides or roads, is the primary reason for the dwindling hedgehog population in Britain.
New analysis suggests that the growing badger population, not commonly cited factors like roads or pesticides, is the main threat to Britain's hedgehogs.
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