It is possible the beavers are reclaiming territory they lost when widespread trapping nearly wiped out their numbers in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Montana has eliminated quotas across most of the state, tripled their bag limit, and will allow widespread trapping.
Fry collection from the wild is particularly common in Rakhine State, where there are widespread "trap and hold" traditional farming systems relying on wild seed (stocked, or naturally entering ponds).
About 50,000 grizzly bears once covered North America, but their population plummeted in the 1850s with widespread hunting and trapping.
In a low tree I spotted a female chaffinch, which is one of the most common birds in Europe and is all but absent in Malta, owing to the country's widespread illegal finch trapping.
The 19th century brought widespread hunting and trapping of the birds, which severely diminished their populations.
The IDF said Hamas did make widespread use of booby traps and roadside bombs, and described homes with petroleum-soaked walls, mannequins dressed like fighters and rigged to explode, and situations in which Hamas gunfire and movement seemed designed to draw IDF forces down streets littered with explosive traps.
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In Northeast India's Namdapha Tiger Reserve, long considered an 'empty forest' due to widespread poaching, Tigers Forever camera trap surveys carried out with Aaranyak and regional partners have also revealed the first ever photos of a tiger, left, along with new record photos of over 30 mammal species.
Is the age discrimination alleged at IBM and in Silicon Valley more generally, widespread, leaving older workers trapped in "bad jobs," as Teresa Ghilarducci reports, or are employers open-minded, particularly during a tight job market?
We should therefore avoid the trap of widespread use and concentrate on studies to optimize the potential of what is an interesting new oral chemotherapeutic agent.
