Animals
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Golf Courses May Serve as Alternative Habitat for Various Animals, From Mammals to Reptiles and Birds?
Some golf courses have lakes or ponds and are surrounded by forest areas. Click to read more. Golf courses are large outdoor grounds where the popular sport of golf is played, notably by 'human' professional golfers and perhaps by animals.
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