Episode 15, Urban "nuisance" wildlife with wildlife rehabbers Jack Murphy and Katherine McGill

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Join Mark and Sam for the nation's top wildlife news stories, including: REI backtracks endorsement Demonic sea lions (they can be treated!) Colossal Dire Wolf de-extincted Italian town welcomes bears Then, urban wildlife rehabbers Jack Murphy and Katherine McGill join to discuss nonlethal wildlife conflict solutions for folks encountering unwelcome possums, raccoons, squirrels and more!

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