"It could have a significant detrimental impact." Experts issue warning after spotting disturbing new species in wild: 'There is a very real concern' first appeared on The Cool Down.

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Saharan Africa towers the giraffe, draped in mosaics of brown and tan patches. Long regarded as a single species, this iconic ...