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One of the Last Capercaillies Reintroduced Into the Vosges Mountains Found Dead
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A lot of money for nothing? The last of the capercaillies reintroduced to the Vosges Mountains and fitted with a GPS tracker has died, the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park announced on its website on December 11. The death was apparently caused by an attack from a carnivorous mammal. This bird was one of seven captured in Norway in April with the cooperation of the Nordic country's authorities, in order to be released in the Grand Ventro…
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