SciencePhoto: HT WorldBlack-footed Ferret Recovery: From 18 Captured to 2,600 Released
In 1986, biologists captured the last 18 black-footed ferrets, a species once thought extinct in the wild due to habitat loss and disease. These ferrets became the foundation of a breeding program that has since produced over 10,500 kits in captivity. More than 2,600 ferrets have been reintroduced to North America's grasslands, with about 300 currently living in the wild at reintroduction sites.
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