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In 2016, a biologist entered a remote Pacific Atoll five years after its rats were removed; she documented a 5,000% explosion in native tree seedlings
In 2016, biologist Coral Wolf surveyed the dense tropical forest of Palmyra Atoll in the central Pacific, five years after conservationists had removed invasive black rats from the remote atoll. The survey revealed a forest floor filled with young native trees, a striking change documented through post-eradication monitoring.
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In 2016, a biologist entered a remote Pacific Atoll five years after its rats were removed; she documented a 5,000% explosion in native…
In 2016, biologist Coral Wolf surveyed the dense tropical forest of Palmyra Atoll in the central Pacific, five years after conservationists had removed invasive black rats from…