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Edward
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| I am a wildlife rehabber in North America and can answer questions on many species, especially North and South American Species | Available
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Stallynrydr
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| I am a Wildlife rehabber and I am most familiar with north american wildlife. I often find myself working with Raptors and songbirds, my favorites being any dove or pigeon species. The mammals I am experienced with are foxes, racoons, opossums, squirrels and rabbits/hares. | Available
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Naomi
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| Kruger National Park is the biggest reserve in South Africa. If you need to know more about Kruger National Park or the animals, I can answer. There are a few other game reserves in South Africa I can assist with if you need questions about them answered. | Available
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