Veterinarian Astrid Ingstrup wants to stop the eradication of the invasive sika deer in Denmark. A new study shows that the Asian deer species, which has been in Denmark for 125 years, does not mix genes with the red deer at all, as had been feared. Not even in Dyrehaven north of Copenhagen, where they live in close proximity to each other.
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