Male Pumas' Energy Spent Avoiding Humans Linked to Smaller Home Ranges

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Sep 25, 202100:02:22Arts

UC Santa Cruz researchers have shown that pumas will go to great lengths to avoid humans, and it’s taking a toll on them. They’re concerned about the long-term impacts on the ecosystem. Series: "UCTV Prime" [Agriculture]...

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