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It is too late for the corn wolf, but field birds are doing well on hamster management

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Every two weeks, Sander Turnhout portrays a plant or animal species that is threatened by ‘the fate of the dodo’. Now: the corn wolf, a hamster that was first clubbed to death and that must be protected with all kinds of rules.
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It is too late for the corn wolf, but field birds are doing well on hamster management

Every two weeks, Sander Turnhout portrays a plant or animal species that is threatened by ‘the fate of the dodo’. Now: the corn wolf, a hamster that was first clubbed to death and that must be protected with all kinds of rules.

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groene.nl broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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