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"Tame" boar and deer are instinctively adapting to the wolf in the Netherlands

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In short

Wildcamera's footage shows swans and deer adapting to wolves in the Netherlands, a natural response to the presence of wolves. Boswatches and faunabeheerders attribute this shift to the wolf's presence, supported by unique images captured by the National Monument.

Key points

  • Adaptation to wolves is a natural response to the animal's presence.: Adaptation to wolves is a natural response to the animal's presence.
  • Boswatches and faunabeheerders claim it's a natural response to the wolf's presence.: Boswatches and faunabeheerders claim it's a natural response to the wolf's presence.
  • The evidence is supported by unique images captured by the National Monument.: The evidence is supported by unique images captured by the National Monument.

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Wildcamera's tonen hoe zwijnen en herten zich aanpassen aan de wolf

Prooidieren op de Veluwe zoals wilde zwijnen en herten hebben hun gedrag aangepast op de wolf. Dat zeggen boswachters en faunabeheerders. Het blijkt ook uit unieke beelden van Natuurmonumenten.

Original source: nos.nl

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