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Fires attract and fuel hunting success of Australian pyrophilic birds
Changes in fire regimes negatively impact biodiversity worldwide1,2. The immediate behavioral responses of animals to fire, however, are largely unknown. Despite presenting obvious dangers, fire can also attract animals by providing unique foraging opportunities3. Such attraction to fire (pyrophilia
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