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Sheep damaged 30% of Mexico island; removal helped forest cover rise to 85%

Feral sheep introduced to Socorro Island caused severe ecological damage over decades. An eradication program removed 1,762 sheep between 2009 and 2012. Vegetation cover and soil conditions began recovering surprisingly quickly after grazing pressure ceased. This recovery demonstrated the island's remarkable ecological resilience and capacity for self-repair. However, other invasive species like…

Sheep damaged 30% of Mexico island; removal helped forest cover rise to 85%

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Scientific committee in Egypt recommends dismantling Ramesses II statue

A specialized Egyptian scientific committee has recommended re-evaluating the sections used to complete the statue of King Ramses II, located in front of the Second Pylon at the Karnak Temple Complex…

  • Egyptian scientific committee recommends dismantling Ramesses II statue.
  • Inconsistencies found in restoration materials and anatomical proportions.
  • Committee directs search for missing statue fragments for authenticity.

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