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July 11, 2024 – The European Court of Justice has ruled that mere economic reasons, such as preventing livestock losses, do not justify the killing of wolves

The case, raised in Austria in the Tyrol region, involved a temporary exemption from the EU’s wolf hunting ban, thus permitting the hunting of a wolf that had killed about 20 sheep.

However, the Court emphasized that the exemption is valid only if the wolf population is in a “favorable conservation status,” which was not found to be the case in Austria.

This ruling could set a crucial precedent for other European countries, such as France, which are discussing similar exemptions.

The protection of wolves is essential for the balance of our ecosystems. Therefore, it is important to promote solutions that lead to a healthy coexistence between wildlife and humans, such as the construction of fences.

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    The Guinea Pig

    A curious fact about guinea pigs is that these small rodents do not originate from India at all.

    In fact, guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus) are native to the Andes in South America.

    Their name can be misleading: in English, they are called “guinea pigs” because, historically, the term “Guinea” was used to describe exotic or distant places, and “pig” refers to their pig-like squeals.

    Guinea pigs have a long history of domestication, dating back about 5000 years. These animals were brought to Europe by Spanish and Dutch traders in the 16th century.

    Their social structure is complex, and they communicate with each other through a series of unique vocalizations, including whistles, grunts, and squeaks, which they use to express a variety of emotions and needs.

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