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Changing wildlife in central Tokyo's Imperial Palace sends quiet warning

Published by The Mainichi · Japan 6 h ago

TOKYO -- The Imperial Palace forest in the heart of Tokyo has long served as a refuge for wildlife. A 30-year project studying the forest has now reac

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