MNS: Failure to understand migration patterns taking a toll on wildlife


Chow says roadkill is a clear indication of humans encroaching far into the natural habitat of animals.

THE frequency of wildlife roadkill is a clear indication of humans encroaching far into the animals’ natural habitat, says a conservationist.

Johor Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) vice-president Vincent Chow said a majority of such incidents happened on roads that were previously lush forests.

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