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In 1958, an American ornithologist found pigs devastating a remote Pacific atoll and the removal of 58 pigs was followed by a seabird increase from 650 to 137,000
In a groundbreaking case of conservation, the removal of invasive pigs from Clipperton Island in 1958 led to a remarkable increase in seabird populations, from 650 to 137,000, demonstrating the vital impact of addressing invasive species for ecological recovery.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
In 1958, an American ornithologist found pigs devastating a remote Pacific atoll and the removal of 58 pigs was followed by a seabird…