Un institut bulgăresc înmulțește hamsteri românești pe care îi va elibera la primăvară

A Bulgarian institute is breeding Romanian hamsters for release in spring as part of a conservation project. The hamsters, known as Dobrogea hamsters, are being raised at the Kalimok facility and will be released in protected areas to support their survival. This species is considered vulnerable and faces threats from agricultural practices and pesticides. The project aims to help captive-bred individuals adapt to the wild, contributing to biodiversity conservation efforts in the region.