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Is it wrong to kill wild animals that attack humans? Sometimes conservation demands it

By Adam Hart, Professor of Conservation Ecology, University of Gloucestershire

When wild animals kill people, the response can be controversial. But removing a dangerous individual can often protect people and other wildlife.

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