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Nutrias on the Neisse: Why Not Feed the Rodents

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Anyone who observes the Neisse in Görlitz has a good chance of seeing Nutrias. The rodents come from South America. But in the meantime the introduced species has become native in this country. Many people find the trusting rodents cute and feed them. But experts warn against this.

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