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Fruits of the forest gone: Overhunting of large animals has catastrophic effects on trees
The cherry-sized fruits of a tree species in Thailand are eaten by large animals, including bears.
Credit: Trevor Caughlin
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An Asian black bear photographed by a camera-trap; the overhunted bears disperse tree seeds.
Credit: Dusit Ngoprasert
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A full-grown adult Thai forest study tree; the trees are threatened by overhunting of animals.
Credit: Trevor Caughlin
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Researcher surveying the tropical forest at the Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary in Thailand.
Credit: Trevor Caughlin
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Thousands of seedlings were tagged to learn how trees and seed-disperser animals interact.
Credit: Trevor Caughlin
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One of countless tree seedlings growing in the understory of the Thai tropical forest.
Credit: Trevor Caughlin
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