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Large Blue Butterfly Returns to Britain: Population Soars 1,866%
The large blue butterfly has made a stunning comeback in Britain, with its population rising by 1,866% since 1983. This remarkable recovery highlights successful conservation efforts focused on habitat restoration and the butterfly's unique ecological relationships. Flourishing across 33 sites, the large blue symbolizes hope for endangered species and showcases the importance of biodiversity.
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