Environment
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Rare Eastern Indigo Snake Seen in Alabama for Second Time in Over 60 Years
A discovery of a young wild-hatched Eastern Indigo snake in the state of Alabama marks the success of the Eastern Indigo Project, an intensive program made specifically to reintroduce and re-establish a viable population for the rare snake.
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