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Sri Lanka initiated a wildlife census to manage populations of monkeys, peacocks, and giant squirrels, as farmers complain of crop destruction. These animals are causing significant agricultural losses, estimated at 20% of total production, with 90 million coconuts lost yearly. The census aims to understand the animal density in farming areas to develop policies for management. The move follows a nationwide blackout caused by a monkey in February.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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