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Adalyn Griffin

26 April, 10:44

The Florida Everglades is home to many threatened and endangered species, such as the cougar. What should scientists and Florida lawmakers do before they create laws to protect these species?

A) monitor the weather

B) talk to lawmakers in other states

C) monitor the habits of the species

D) talk to lawmakers in other countries

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