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    Protecting Tiwi wildlife is a hollow argument

    10 January, 202018 February, 2020

    Climbing trees reveals a housing shortage for tree-rats and other endangered animals. Estimates of tree hollows – which form the houses of several endangered species in northern Australia – are much too high, researchers at Charles Darwin University in the Northern Territory have found. And the discovery could be bad news for several of Australia’s…

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