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Rescuers save injured coyote from deep marsh on Long Island
An injured coyote was rescued from a thick marsh nearly four feet deep in Saint James, Long Island. Frankie, a member of the nonprofit Strong Island Animal Rescue League, used a catch pole to keep the coyote's head above water during the rescue. The coyote is now in recovery.
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