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How a Gypsum Fell Into the Gave Could Be Saved in the Valley of Aspe

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Wildlife protectors look after the bearded gypaete, a species considered vulnerable in France. A male has recently benefited from the care centre Hegalaldia before taking over
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How a Gypsum Fell Into the Gave Could Be Saved in the Valley of Aspe

Wildlife protectors look after the bearded gypaete, a species considered vulnerable in France. A male has recently benefited from the care centre Hegalaldia before taking over

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