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The pilandok, or Philippine mouse-deer, is often considered a pest due to its feeding habits that can damage crops and disrupt local agriculture. Its foraging can lead to economic losses for farmers, particularly in rural areas where it may overgraze or consume young plants. Additionally, as an invasive species in some regions, it can outcompete native wildlife for resources, further threatening biodiversity.

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