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Ways Humans Can Help Other Animals

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As Banff’s famed wildlife overpasses turn 20, the world looks to Canada for conservation inspiration

The innovative structures are heralded for having opened migration corridors and saved countless animals from vehicle collisions
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The Alberta Story: Wildlife Crossing in Banff

My very first job out of high school was cleaning up roadkill, all along the highways and back roads in my county. It was very depressing. There’s nothing like picking up dead deer and smushed racoons all summer to convince a kid that going to college isn’t such a bad idea. It also had a…
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Those things are a good idea. I drove under a moose bridge here a while ago and 5 moose walked over the bridge as I drove under it. There are also fences along side the road, so the bridge is the only place where they can cross. Much better for everyone involved.
 
Peruvian jumping stick in a Texas zoo got a neck brace after molting.

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Tiny Neck Brace Created For Peruvian Jumping Stick At Houston Zoo

You'll never believe what its made of.
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Miniature Neck Brace Saves Peruvian Jumping Stick

Today's good news story comes from Houston, Texas. In a heartwarming tale of ingenuity and care, the Houston Zoo recently announced the successful rehabilitation of a tiny resident, a Peruvian jumping stick, thanks to the creation of the world's
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"The zoo expressed its pride in the collaborative effort, stating, 'Whether it’s a mammal, reptile, bird, or even insect, all of our animals receive extraordinary care from our veterinary team, no matter how big or small it may be. Together, with the help of our entomology and veterinary team, one of our smallest critters received exceptional treatment thanks to the ingenious design of a temporary neck brace.' "
 
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