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What do grazers at Pleistocene Park help keep frozen?
Answer: Permafrost
Why: Trampled snow is a poor blanket, so winter cold reaches deeper into the soil and keeps the ground frozen.
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What animal do Knepp's longhorn cattle stand in for?
Answer: Aurochs
Why: Knepp casts a whole herd of stand-ins: Exmoor ponies play the extinct tarpan and Tamworth pigs play wild boar.
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Which island's tortoises stand in for Mauritius's extinct ones?
Answer: Aldabra
Why: On Île aux Aigrettes, the tortoises eat the fruit of a rare native ebony and spread its seeds in their droppings.
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Who said in a 2020 film that we must 'rewild the world'?
Answer: David Attenborough
Why: Attenborough was born in 1926, so he was in his nineties when he made this plea for wilder land.
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Which prey do Eurasian lynx in Central Europe mainly hunt?
Answer: Roe deer
Why: Hares are only a fallback: Eurasian lynx switch to them, foxes and game birds mainly where roe deer are scarce.
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Where did the eagles released on Scotland's Rùm in 1975 come from?
Answer: Norway
Why: Britain had lost its own sea eagles: the last native one was shot in Shetland in 1918.
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