"At 99%, They're All Going to Die": Hedgehogs, Frogs, insects... Silent Wildlife, the Other Victim of Fires
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For several days, images of deer and deer have multiplied. The most affected animals are often the least visible: insects, or small mammals unable to flee quickly enough. In accessible areas, associations organize marauds to collect survivors.
The destruction of the forest causes the temporary disappearance of an entire ecosystem. Wild animals are also victims of fires: many animals are trapped by flames, unable to flee in time. According to the French Biodiversity Office, their number could reach tens of thousands. - "At 99%, they will all die": hedgehogs, frogs, insects... silent wildlife, the other victim of fires (Environment).
The fires have already ravaged tens of thousands of hectares in France and Spain, making wild animals the first direct victims of the flames. Beyond these desolating images, it is a whole ecosystem that is fragile and that will take years to regenerate.
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