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'Human Swan' Will Fly With Thousands of Migrating Swans to Study Their Hazards and Decline
Conservationist Sacha Dench will undertake a 4,500-mile flight with migrating Bewick's swans in September to find out why their numbers have been plummeting in the past two decades.
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