CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) -- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to remove the Delmarva Peninsula fox squirrel from the endangered species list.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell made the announcement Friday in Cambridge. She says conservation efforts by landowners and other partners have enabled the squirrel to recover across many parts of its historic range.
It was one of the first species ever listed as part of the Endangered Species Act in 1967.
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ReplyDeleteWe have a new species that I have only seen once in our area.At first glance it looks like a Raccoon,but it runs just like a cat.And I'm not talking about the Maine Coon housecat either.I'm talking about a Raccoon.It's tail is slightly thinner than a normal Raccoon.Other than that it is identical.It runs exactly like a cat.
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ReplyDeleteTastes just like Chicken
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