Animals
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Bisons Reintroduced In Russian Pleistocene Landscape To Restore Ancient Ecosystem By Grazing
Bison or buffalos are reintroduced in the Russian Arctic because of being able to restore the ecosystem. How are they doing this? Read more here.
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