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👻 Two Red "Ghost" Wolves spotted playing on a Texas beach. These canids carry ancestral Red Wolf DNA once thought lost, offering new hope for restoring genetic diversity to the American Red Wolf. Last year, we cloned the first: Neka Kayda. 🎥 Josh Henderson (1/2)

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