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Genet

Genet Plight Think of me when you drive at night

Eco Concepts and Changing Behaviour, Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Veterinary Skills Program, Wildlife Rescue11th September 2019

As the sun sets over the mountains, the day is just starting for the Genet. This resourceful nocturnal cat-like animal is an opportunist hunter and at times ends up in conflict with chicken farmers as they prey on birds and their eggs to enjoy as delicacies. Educating farmers on non-lethal predator management strategies becomes key…

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