In the forested borderlands of northeast China, where Amur tigers prowl the same valleys as farmers and foresters, scientists have found a way to peer inside the bodies of elusive wildlife without ever touching an animal. By analyzing feces collected from the field, a research team based at Yanbian University has mapped the exposure of […]
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