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The US Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed a plan to cull barred owls to protect the declining northern spotted owl, which has led to significant controversy among environmentalists and animal welfare advocates. The plan could involve the removal of thousands of barred owls annually, raising ethical questions about wildlife management and species classification.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed a plan to cull barred owls to protect the declining northern spotted owl, which has led to significant controversy among environmentalists and animal welfare advocates. The plan could involve the removal of thousands of barred owls annually, raising ethical questions about wildlife management and species classification.
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