Shock find in Norway: Reindeer mystery: many dead animals on Spitsbergen
The discovery of more than a dozen dead reindeer on Spitsbergen gives researchers puzzles. It is extremely unusual that reproductive female
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What they died from is completely unclear. “Already in July, three recently dead reindeer were examined by veterinarians,” the statement said. “Many samples were taken, but the cause of death is still unknown.” Spitsbergen reindeer is a subspecies of reindeer that occurs exclusively on the Norwegian archipelago. It is very unusual for females of reproductive age and adult males to die in summer. “That is why we want to closely monitor this development,” the statement said. What could have caused the death of the animals is so far unclear.
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What they died from is completely unclear. “Already in July, three recently dead reindeer were examined by veterinarians,” the statement said. “Many samples were taken, but the cause of death is still unknown.” Spitsbergen reindeer is a subspecies of reindeer that occurs exclusively on the Norwegian archipelago.
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It is very unusual for females of reproductive age and adult males to die in summer. “That is why we want to closely monitor this development,” the statement said.
according to DIE ZEITWhat could have caused the death of the animals is so far unclear.
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