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01] Coyotes love the city, but not the people
New studies around Seattle shed light on how coyotes respond to
humans?and why we must learn to live with them The post Coyotes love
the city, but not the people appeared first on The Wildlife Society.
Link: https://wildlife.org/coyotes-love-the-city-but-not-the-people/
02] African oryx may spread through much of Southwest
Gemsbok were introduced to the New Mexico beginning in the 1960s The
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bGeme o post African oryx may spread through much of Southwest appeared first
on The Wildlife Society.
Link: https://wildlife.org/african-oryx-may-spread-through-much-of-
southwest/
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Till next time...
Wayne, KC2NJV
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