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11 Newborns Join Whaleback, Lessen Wolfpacks, Adding to Scarce Wolf Numbers in California
11 Pups were born into two wolfpacks, increasing the scarce number of wolves in California. In a "conservation milestone," two wolfpacks gave birth to 11 pups, adding to the state of California's small wolf population.
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