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    Life Springs Eternal

    When scores of migrating wildebeest fail to survive a treacherous river crossing, their corpses fuel thriving ecosystems.

    Aug 15, 2017
    The Scientist Staff

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    Africa
    ecosystems
    Kenya
    migration
    wildebeests
    wildlife biology
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