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Animal welfare implications of shooting seals
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Scotland has internationally important populations of grey and common seals around its coast.
Serious declines in population of common seals in some areas have raised conservation concerns and been widely reported. However, the welfare implications of shooting seals in Scottish waters have never been properly addressed.
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