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Threatened Species, from the Very Large to the Very Small [Slide Show]

New wildlife campaign displaying poignant portraits of the planet's endangered creatures

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AMERICAN PIKA:Nicknamed the "rock rabbit," this tennis ballsize rodent can die very quickly if the temperature gets above 75 degrees where it lives in the Rocky Mountains.
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