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Midway Atoll's Rat Eradication Boosts Bonin Petrel Population
Midway Atoll's invasive rat removal led to a remarkable recovery of Bonin petrels, increasing their numbers to over 135,000 pairs. This successful conservation effort also allowed native vegetation to flourish, stabilizing the fragile ecosystem. However, the emergence of invasive house mice poses a new threat to nesting albatrosses, prompting the implementation of strict biosecurity measures to protect this vital Pacific sanctuary.
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