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EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat

Wildlife centers in the U.S. West are caring for animals that weren’t able to flee the flames or are looking for food in burned-over places.

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EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat

EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat
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EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) The porcupines were walking slow and funny, more so than they.

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EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat

Animals that depend on old-growth forests can struggle for decades trying to find suitable habitat if trees fall victim to fire, experts say.

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EXPLAINER: How wildfires impact wildlife, their habitat

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) The porcupines were walking slow and funny, more so than they usually do. Their stride concerned some residents in a South Lake

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