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the gazelles move north back to the Sahara

dining on invertebrates such as worms and insects

Introduced pigeon populations have caused declines in native bird species due to competition

" Preferring wetland habitats

These arboreal

Real Fisher Baculum Skull_Length_19_IN the gazelles move north backThe Fisher, an agile tree climber, tends to live a somewhat solitary existence. There is evidence that fishers hardly ever travel together, except during the mating season. Found only in North America, the fisher prefers continuous forests that offer opportunity to den in hollow trees. The sagittal crest of a fisher's skull can illustrate the strong sexual dimorphism between males and females of this species. Specifications: The photo shown is an