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Motor-Vehicles And Wildlife Health
- According to New Scientist magazine, at least 10 million animals die each year on roads
in Spain -- including endangered species such as lynxes, wolves and several species of
vultures. The report by a federation of 200 environmental organizations in Europe,
concluded that many animals were killed either by careless motorists or drivers who
deliberately ran them down.
ed: Tens of millions of animals and about 10,000 pedestrians and bicyclists are killed by cars each year in the United States.
Second-hand Antifreeze And Condor Health
- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports that a California condor which died in the wild suffered kidney failure caused by antifreeze. It had apparently been attracted by the sweet flavor of ethylene glycol in a puddle of antifreeze dumped by a motorist.
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