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Modern Conservation Because they live in static, sensitive underground ecosystems, olms are highly vulnerable to water pollution and climate shifts. To protect them without disturbing their habitats, scientists now use environmental DNA (eDNA) samples from cave water to map populations deep within inaccessible cave networks.