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| Posted: Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Grand Canyon National Park's newest yearround residents are also its largest.
And although they are unwelcome by some, it's no easy task persuading them to leave.
The newcomers are buffalo, and drought on the Colorado Plateau in the last decade and an absence of hunters in the national park might be the reasons the animals have moved onto the North Rim of the Grand Canyon from lower elevations outside the park.
Recent estimates put their North Rim numbers at 300 or 450...
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