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Once Locally Extinct, ‘Top Predator’ River Otter Flourishing Again in New Mexico

December 5, 2024

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A river otter the moment it was released into the Rio Grande – Credit J.N. Stuart, CC 2.0.

Conservationists in New Mexico are celebrating the state’s expanding population of wild river otters, as their numbers have tripled in the last 14 years.

Though native to the state, the beasts…

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