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26. According to the article, what are TWO ways in which the presence of humans affects pumas?

A. Pumas kill more deer in areas where humans are present.

B. Pumas eat fewer deer in areas where humans are present.

C. Pumas are more likely to be aggressive when humans are present.

D. Pumas are less likely to hunt when humans are present in rural areas.

E. Pumas leave their kill when humans are present and return at night to eat.

F. Pumas are less likely to hunt when humans are present in developed areas.

ARTICLE : https://theconversation.com/amp/how-humans-threaten-pumas-just-by-being-nearby-49728

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