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Wild Bison to Return to UK Woodlands for the First Time in 6,000 years
Wild bison are being reintroduced to the UK for the first time in 6,000 years. The United Kingdom plans on releasing a small herd of wild bison in Kent. According to reports, the release is planned for the spring of 2022 and this reintroduction process…
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