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The Atlantic Coast, where wild horses battle, bald eagles chase ospreys and sharks protect fish; raccoons navigate city life, black bears search for food in forests and a 130-year-old oak tree prepares for winter -- plus new pop-up fun facts.
The Atlantic Coast, where wild horses battle, bald eagles chase ospreys and sharks protect fish; raccoons navigate city life, black bears search for food in forests and a 130-year-old oak tree prepares for winter -- plus new pop-up fun facts.
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