Lizzie Wade

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In 1987, condors were on the brink of extinction. There were only 22 of them left in California.

Stupid Condors

In 1987, condors were on the brink of extinction. There were only 22 of them left in California.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In 1987, condors were on the brink of extinction. There were only 22 of them left in California.

Stupid Condors

In 1987, condors were on the brink of extinction. There were only 22 of them left in California.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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