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In 1907, Austria's emperor gifted chamois to New Zealand; the mountain animals spread through the South Island, browsing fragile alpine vegetation
Source: hindustantimes
Published: October 9, 2026 at 05:30 AM
In 1907, Austria's emperor gifted chamois to New Zealand. They spread across the South Island, and studies show their diet may affect alpine and forest plants.
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