end the Cull finds number of herds with TB outbreak,in Dorset cull zone and at its edge, increased after badger killing beganThe government’s controversial badger cull has led to a rise in the number of cases of tuberculosis found in cattle in one of the programme’s key geographical areas, and say animal rights activists.
Rather than the number of cases of bovine TB falling among herds in and on the edge of the badger killing area in Dorset,they fill been increasing, it was claimed. The campaign group end the Cull suggests this was due to “perturbation”, and referring to the way culling may disrupt badger social groups,leading probably to more widespread roaming (including migration into cull areas), and consequently the disease spreading. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com