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L.A. Zoo successfully breeds rare species of threatened rattlesnake
The six neonates mark the first litters in Project Obscurus, a recovery program aimed at rebuilding a threatened rattlesnake population.
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L.A. Zoo successfully breeds rare species of threatened rattlesnake
The Los Angeles Zoo on Tuesday announced the historic birth of two litters of a threatened rattlesnake as part of a recovery program for the threatened species. A litter of five New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnakes (Crotalus willardi obscurus) was born on August 18, and another single neonate was born on August 28, according to zoo [...]
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The Eastsider LAThreatened Rattlesnake Species Bolstered by Births at LA Zoo
Six members of a threatened species of rattlesnakes have been born at the Los Angeles Zoo, the first litters born in a landmark international recovery program, zoo officials said Tuesday. A litter of five New Mexico ridge-nosed rattlesnakes was born on Aug. 18 and another single neonate was born separately on Aug. 28. The births […]
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