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Injuries

InjuriesKatherine Kroll2024-04-04T09:49:26+00:00
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Bats in barbed wire

The use of barbed wire in fencing is both [...]

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Bats in fruit netting

Every year thousands of animals are injured in [...]

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Other injuries

The main injuries we see are those associated [...]

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