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Donkeys of Loick Crampon, farmer, stand in a field, near Grumesnil, northern France on September 7, 2020. - One of Crampon's donkey has been attacked and killed in the night of June 17 to June 18, 2020. A man was arrested on September 7 in the Haut-Rhin department, and taken into custody in the investigation opened in late August after abuses inflicted on a horse and two ponies, according sources close to the case. This is the first arrest in one of the investigations on the mutilation of horses that have been on the increase in France since the summer. (Photo by LOU BENOIST / AFP)
Donkeys of Loick Crampon, farmer, stand in a field, near Grumesnil, northern France on September 7, 2020. - One of Crampon's donkey has been attacked and killed in the night of June 17 to June 18, 2020. A man was arrested on September 7 in the Haut-Rhin department, and taken into custody in the investigation opened in late August after abuses inflicted on a horse and two ponies, according sources close to the case. This is the first arrest in one of the investigations on the mutilation of horses that have been on the increase in France since the summer. (Photo by LOU BENOIST / AFP)
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Por Agencia Europa Press

Investigadores franceses han demostradio que animales híbridos de asno precedieron en la historia a los caballos como armas de guerra, según publican en la revista ‘Science Advances’.

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