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New Zealand's Himalayan Tahr: From Five to Thousands, Invasive Crisis
New Zealand's Himalayan tahr population exploded from just five to tens of thousands, threatening native ecosystems. Introduced in 1904 for sport hunting, these invasive species have led to ongoing challenges for conservationists and government control measures. Aerial shooting efforts have struggled to manage their numbers, highlighting the complexities of wildlife management in New Zealand.
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