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New Zealand's Controversial Sparrow Release and Pest Control
New Zealand's introduction of house sparrows in 1867 aimed to control pests but backfired. The birds became crop-damaging pests, prompting bounties and poisoning efforts. This case highlights the unintended consequences of introducing non-native species for agricultural benefits.
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