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"Predator-free 2050 is this hugely ambitious goal. And I think one the world's a little bit envious of, because imagine if we could do it!? It just shows that when you remove the pressure of introduced predators, that our nature knows what to do, and our native species can bounce back pretty quickly." New Zealand has…

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