As part of the Catalina Island Conservency monitoring, Wildlife Biologist Julie King readies one of

As part of the Catalina Island Conservency monitoring, Wildlife Biologist Julie King readies one of four Catalina Island Foxes they trapped in Avalon on JANUARY 18, 2012. In one of the most successful and rapid recovery efforts of its kind, the number of federally endangered Catalina Island foxes today is 1542, far more than the number before a 1999 outbreak of distemper almost wiped them out. (Photo by Bob Chamberlin/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
As part of the Catalina Island Conservency monitoring, Wildlife Biologist Julie King readies one of four Catalina Island Foxes they trapped in Avalon on JANUARY 18, 2012. In one of the most successful and rapid recovery efforts of its kind, the number of federally endangered Catalina Island foxes today is 1542, far more than the number before a 1999 outbreak of distemper almost wiped them out. (Photo by Bob Chamberlin/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
As part of the Catalina Island Conservency monitoring, Wildlife Biologist Julie King readies one of
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Bob Chamberlin / 寄稿者
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2011年09月01日(木)
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