Tigers exist in South Africa because they’re being intensively farmed for commercial trade in live individuals or their body parts.
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By only focusing on preserving the genetic purity of a species, conservationists risk the extinction of isolated populations.
Super-fertile slugs from the continent have bred with their cousins in the UK.
DNA analysis suggests that a newly discovered species of bison roamed Europe some 17,000 years ago - as prehistoric cave artists were trying to tell us all along.
Transport, climate change and environmental destruction mean all sorts of species are bumping into each other for the first time.
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