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    Nov 01, 2020 4 minutes

    Save the Red Wolves!

    I really like the News false story and the doodle space. The last issue I read (Feet First, April 2020) had talked about “foot binding.” Honestly I’d rather have no husband instead of giving up running. I would like a article on endangered animals. My family and I went to a “living museum” and they had a red wolf. The lady there told us that only 40 were left in the wild, and 200 in captivity. It makes me sad when animals die because of humans (red wolves get killed by people who mistake them for coyotes). If

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