Wadgassen, Germany. 29th Nov, 2019. Hunter René Wiese and his dog Otto go for a walk in the woods. Otto is trained to detect dead feral pigs to be tested for the African swine fever virus (ASP). (for dpa: "First wild boar carcass search dogs for African swine fever outbreak at the start") Credit: Oliver Dietze/dpa/Alamy Live News

Wadgassen, Germany. 29th Nov, 2019. Hunter René Wiese and his dog Otto go for a walk in the woods. Otto is trained to detect dead feral pigs to be tested for the African swine fever virus (ASP). (for dpa: "First wild boar carcass search dogs for African swine fever outbreak at the start") Credit: Oliver Dietze/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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