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Usually, wildlife should be left alone and observed from a distance. However, there are cases when human activity has caused injury to a wild animal, and you may want to assist the animal.
Misguided intervention can do more harm than good!
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Many baby animals are assumed orphans, but several species leave their babies alone for long periods of time, letting them safely rely on camoflage. Knowing whether a young bird or mammal is truly orphaned depends on its species, age, and behavior.
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For more information, click on the links below.
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For more information, visit visit http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/injured_orphaned_wildlife.html
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