Galápagos Eradication of 140,000 Invasive Species Completed

Authorities in Ecuador's Galápagos National Park have eradicated 140,000 invasive animals introduced by sailors, pirates, and whalers over centuries. The operation, which targeted species like goats and rats, restores native ecosystems but raises questions about long-term prevention. This marks a significant conservation milestone for the UNESCO World Heritage site.

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