'A wake-up call': World wildlife populations in heavy decline, report finds
Global wildlife populations have fallen by two-thirds over the past 50 years, while some Australian animal populations have been almost entirely wiped out.
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'A wake-up call': World wildlife populations in heavy decline, report finds
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