The rodents’ population is increasing and, as their usual food sources become scarce, they are feeding on vulnerable species such as the wandering albatross
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South Africa’s dwarf tortoises, and other species, are being wiped out because they are easy prey for pied crows
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There are a number of approaches available to mitigate the effects of this devastating clash
How farmers perceive jackal and caracal — as ‘beautiful’ or ‘thieves’ — determines whether they will tolerate them on their livestock farms
The causes include commercial fishing near their colonies and a scarcity of sardines and anchovies