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Wild boars increasingly appear at Setúbal picnics and beaches

Wild boars are showing up at picnics and beaches in Setúbal, prompting public‑health worries, while hunters claim their numbers are harming other wildlife.

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  1. Wild boars have begun appearing at picnics and beaches in Setúbal, raising public‑health concerns.

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    Público
    “São os novos “donos” da cidade. Há quem lhes ache piada e quem alerte para os perigos para a saúde pública”

    Machine translation: They are the new “owners” of the city. Some find it funny and others warn of the dangers to public health

    Perderam a vergonha e aparecem em piqueniques ou na praia. São os novos “donos” da cidade. Há quem lhes ache piada e quem alerte para os perigos para a saúde pública.

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  2. Hunters say the uncontrolled growth of wild boars in Setúbal is pushing other species away and leaving a trail of destruction.

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    Correio da Manhã
    “Caçadores dizem que o crescimento descontrolado destes animais afastou outras espécies da zona e tem deixado um rasto de destruição”

    Machine translation: Hunters say that the uncontrolled growth of these animals has driven other species away from the area and left a trail of destruction

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