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A UC Davis report says California’s wildlife crossings are not enough to protect at-risk animals without extensive highway fencing. About 780 mountain lions—18% of the state’s population—and 44,000 mule deer, or 9.5%, are killed in vehicle collisions each year. Researchers say crossings paired with fencing can reduce large-animal collisions by more than 80%.
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