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Vole belongs to the group of rodents. There are over 155 species of voles that can be found all over the world. Voles can survive in different habitats: meadows, forests, savannas, prairies, dense grasslands, swamps, arctic areas… Voles have high reproduction rate and their number in the nature is stable. Periodically, number of voles may increase dramatically (when food sources are abundant), but it can drop equally fast as a result of sudden changes in the environment (climate changes, increase in the number of predators…). Voles are not listed as endangered species.
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