Animals
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Endangered California Condor Killed by Gunshot, $5,000 Reward Offered to Find Culprit
A necropsy on an endangered California condor has confirmed that it was shot down, prompting officials to offer a reward money of $5000 to anyone who can help catch the culprit. Read more here.
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