First Coyote Spotted Using World's Largest Wildlife Bridge in California
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A coyote was the first large mammal captured crossing the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, a 174-foot-wide and 210-foot-long bridge designed to connect the Santa Monica Mountains, Simi Hills, and the Santa Susana Mountains, divided by Highway 101 in California. The bridge, set to open in December, aims to provide a safe corridor for various species, including mountain lions, deer, and snakes, to cross the ten-lane highway without the risk of being hit by vehicles.
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