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Hunting for status: men trophy hunt as a signal they can absorb the costs
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Hunting for status: men trophy hunt as a signal they can absorb the costs

March 28, 2017September 10, 2021

Just days before the controversial trophy hunt of grizzly bears resumes in BC on April 01, science offers new insight into the human super predator…

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Humans are a “unique Super-Predator” claims new research
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Humans are a “unique Super-Predator” claims new research

August 21, 2015September 8, 2015

Marc Bekoff/Psychology Today
This morning my email inbox was brimming over with news about an essay published in Science by researchers from UVic and Raincoast…

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Humans are ‘superpredators’ like no other species
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Humans are ‘superpredators’ like no other species

August 20, 2015August 21, 2015

Emily Chung/CBC News
Humans are predators so unique and extreme that they are “superpredators” in a class apart from other carnivores…

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The human ‘superpredator’ is unique — and unsustainable, study says
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The human ‘superpredator’ is unique — and unsustainable, study says

August 20, 2015August 21, 2015

Amina Khan/Los Angeles Times
If you’re looking for the world’s top “superpredator,” look no further than your own reflection…

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Doing Science that Matters
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Doing Science that Matters

October 17, 2014October 28, 2014

Megan Adams
Raincoast PhD student writes for The Equation: a blog on independent science + practical solution, about her work and experience on the BC coast

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