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The team tranquilized 39 animals--about one-tenth of the temple's monkey population--and took blood samples from them. A larger bear was seen in Westlake Village on April 27 and tranquilized two days later in nearby Newbury Park before it was released into the forest. Deer were tranquilized, and the battery-run cameras with miniature transmitters were mounted in the antlers of two bucks. |
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