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Isn’t it wonderful? With cautious curiosity, the Nilgans inspect their world, of which she does not know that biped two -legged friends have divided them into huge areas, “Federal Republic of Germany” or “Central Europe”. Also, the exceptionally nicely drawn, as graceful as the strange Nilgans, do not know that they and all their buddies are supposedly not belonging here: 2000 so -called “invasive species”, which have been comfortable with us for a long time, have recently been identified and made public on an imposing list (“East affected”, reports the MDR) Hair cucumber.
What distinguishes this from the other local species? Well, the other species were once invasive at another time. Dam deer, raccoon, man or pheasant. So it has always been on earth: something appears, looks around, fluttering (or, for the crooks among us: crawl), disappears again at some point. Invasive? Let’s call everything that harms the business. As a precaution, research announces: You have not yet calculated which losses the Nile goose is now causing! With us in the editorial team that it is revealed, she brought joy to the people.