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Matthias Eggert, Gatow Forest Ranger and Licensed Boar Hunter inspects the damage caused by wild boars (Sus scrofa) in the forest in Gatower Heide in the far western part of Berlin. Growing wild boar populations have become an increasing problem in urban parts of the city of Berlin. Attracted in part by people feeding them and by the food found in the garbage they have migrated far into the center of town where they damage and destroy gardens and parks in their search for food. (Harald Franzen/Special to The Washington Times)
Photo by: Harald Franzen
Matthias Eggert, Gatow Forest Ranger and Licensed Boar Hunter inspects the damage caused by wild boars (Sus scrofa) in the forest in Gatower Heide in the far western part of Berlin. Growing wild boar populations have become an increasing problem in urban parts of the city of Berlin. Attracted in part by people feeding them and by the food found in the garbage they have migrated far into the center of town where they damage and destroy gardens and parks in their search for food. (Harald Franzen/Special to The Washington Times)

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