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In 1986, biologists captured the last 18 black-footed ferrets; breeding efforts have returned over 2,600 to the wild

Oct 27, 2026 - 02:00 - 14:00  30
In 1986, biologists captured the last 18 black-footed ferrets; breeding efforts have returned over 2,600 to the wild
Once thought extinct, black-footed ferrets were saved after 18 were captured in Wyoming. More than 4,500 have since been released, but only about 300 remain. | World News

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