In 1907, Austria's emperor gifted chamois to New Zealand; the mountain animals spread through the South Island, browsing fragile alpine vegetation

In 1907, Austria's emperor gifted chamois to New Zealand. They spread across the South Island, and studies show their diet may affect alpine and forest plants.
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