Signs of recovery for Britain's hazel dormouse
New figures suggest the hazel dormouse in Britain may be recovering after decades of decline. The small mammal, known for its sleepy habits, appears to be benefiting from warmer summers, which are linked to higher survival rates. The findings offer a rare positive update for a species that has been in long-term decline. The source does not provide further details on the scale of the recovery or the figures behind it.
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Source: BBC
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