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His descendants have imported lions, tigers, elephants, rhinoceri, wolves, and black bears, among many other species. Still, at least they keep them in their own garden nowadays, which is an improvement of sortsOriginally posted by AtW View PostImperial College has found that the 11th Duke of Bedford, Herbrand Russell, was one of the worst culprits of ‘squirrel spreading.’
Source: 11th Duke of Bedford blamed for unstoppable grey squirrel invasion - Telegraph

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At least you don't get Jihadi grey squirrels, they just outbreed the locals rather than behead them
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The Duke
11th Duke of Bedford blamed for unstoppable grey squirrel invasion

"With its seemingly unstoppable spread through Britain, the grey squirrel has come to exemplify the danger posed by non-native species.
But a new study suggests that without the bungling actions of well-meaning Victorians, the squirrel would not have reached such huge numbers, or ventured so far.
Imperial College has found that the 11th Duke of Bedford, Herbrand Russell, was one of the worst culprits of ‘squirrel spreading.’
Source: 11th Duke of Bedford blamed for unstoppable grey squirrel invasion - Telegraph
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