Scientists Combat Wild Boar Plague with Contraceptives and Selective Hunting

A researcher from the University of York, who has been designing animal contraceptives for 22 years, is advocating for selective hunting and contraception to control the growing wild boar population. These animals, once protected species, have now become a widespread plague.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish4h ago

“Eran especies protegidas y hoy son una plaga que combatimos”

Hace 22 años que diseño anticonceptivos para animales de todo el mundo. Soy italiana e investigo en la Universidad de York. Soy feliz al hallar soluciones a partir de evidencias. Podemos frenar la plaga de jabalíes con caza selectiva y anticonceptivos. Diserto en el congreso de fertilidad de Veterinaria de la UAB. (Foto: Mané Espinosa)

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Scientists Combat Wild Boar Plague with Contraceptives and Selective Hunting

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