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WATCH: Orphaned coyotes returned to the wild in southern California

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WATCH: Orphaned coyotes returned to the wild in southern California

WATCH: Orphaned coyotes returned to the wild in southern California

The San Diego Humane Society has released nine orphaned coyotes back into the wild after raising them at the Ramona Wildlife Center near San Diego.


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