獾是如何吃红杉莓而不中毒的?

Mammal Communications Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.59922/sehk5630

P. Gasson, J. Lees, G. Kite

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獾是机会主义的杂食动物，饮食非常广泛。它们在邱园皇家植物园(Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)越来越常见，它们起源于里士满公园(Richmond Park)，并于20世纪80年代初进入花园的南端。Neal(1948)提到“最近在邱园报告的一个”，所以似乎已经有近40年没有了。从那以后，大部分的花园都有獾居住，到2005年至少有24个“套”(Martin 2005)。

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How do badgers eat yew berries without being poisoned?

Introduction Badgers are opportunistic omnivores with a very broad diet. They are increasingly common at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, having originated in Richmond Park and entered the gardens in the early 1980s at the southern end. Neal (1948) mentions “one reported at Kew recently”, so there appears to have been an absence of nearly 40 years. Badgers have since inhabited most of the gardens with at least 24 ‘setts’ reported by 2005 (Martin 2005).

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