Pikas Send a Warning Call
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Pikas are small furry mammals related to rabbits that live on steep rocky talus slopes. They are, unfortunately, in the direct path of danger caused by global climate change. This film shows the team at North Cascades National Park studying the pikas and talking about their work.
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