Animals
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Rabbit Rescue: Volunteers Saved Hundred of Bunnies From Floodwaters in California
For months, a team from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has navigated the Central Valley looking to rescue from rising floodwaters stranded riparian brush rabbits, a small, brown and white creature listed as an endangered species.
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