Donkeys in Greece Face Rapid Decline Threatening Heritage
Donkey numbers have plunged since the 1950s from about 500000 to around 18000 by 1996, with a projected drop below 1000 in 10 to 15 years. Hydra remains an isolated exception where donkeys and mules underpin island life as cars are banned.
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