Environment
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Pacific Fisher in Former Range for First Time in 70 Years [WATCH]
Washington state is re-introducing the Pacific fisher, a cat-size, furry mammal related to the marten and weasel. It's now in areas where it has not been seen in more than 70 years, and part of the current story involves paying trappers.
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