Animals
Invasive Mouse Threatens Albatross Population
Because of invading mouse species, albatross numbers are falling. Because of invading mouse species, albatross numbers are falling. New research published in the Journal of Applied Ecology shows long-lived animals may be more vulnerable to predation than previously assumed.
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