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Found Wildlife?

Found a Baby Opossum?

Whitney Stiehler April 7, 2023
What to do if you find a baby opossum

Source: Wildlife Center of Virginia, www.wildlifecenter.org/baby-opossum

Tags: baby mammals opossums

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