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LONG LIVE THE NECROBIOME

I recently found a dead roe deer on the path near our pond. It was a strange discovery because, unlike the majority of dead deer I have encountered, this one hadn’t been hit by a car. When I checked the footage from the camera trap we use to observe wildlife, I saw it was likely an

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