Are Britain's beloved red squirrels worth saving if it means ruthlessly killing grey squirrels?

The grey squirrel, introduced from North America in the 1870s, has decimated Britain's native red squirrel population, leaving fewer than 140,000 reds clinging on mostly in Scotland. Conservationists argue mass grey squirrel culling is the only realistic solution — but is wiping out millions of animals to save one species truly ethical?

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