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South Africa: The Arrogance of Scientific Certainty - Cape Town's Baboons Deserve Ethics, Not Imprisonment
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[Daily Maverick] Justin O'Riain may know a great deal about baboon behaviour, but ecological expertise does not confer moral authority to decide that wild animals must surrender their freedom.
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- AllAfrica · Environment — South Africa: The Arrogance of Scientific Certainty - Cape Town's Baboons Deserve Ethics, Not Imprisonment
- AllAfrica · Education — South Africa: Google Grant Boosts UCT's Ai-Driven Scientific Breakthroughs
- Africanews · Latest — South Africa: Rescuing and relocating wild honeybees in Cape Town
- AllAfrica · Business — South Africa: Doubts Over the Future of MyCiti Buses As Treasury Ends Grant
- AllAfrica · Environment — South Africa: Protesters Demand End to Power Cuts and Sewage Spills
- Daily Maverick · Latest (South Africa) — The arrogance of scientific certainty — Cape Town’s baboons deserve ethics, not imprisonment