Bracken, the sole surviving caribou in Maine from the ill-fated Maine Caribou Re
Bracken, the sole surviving caribou in Maine from the ill-fated Maine Caribou Relocation Project, died of enterotoxemia, a disease that usually strikes healthy young livestock. All of the 32 caribou brought from Newfoundland in 1986 died, half from brainworm and the rest from bear predation.
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Portland Public Library Digital Commons
1993
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| Summary: | Bracken, the sole surviving caribou in Maine from the ill-fated Maine Caribou Relocation Project, died of enterotoxemia, a disease that usually strikes healthy young livestock. All of the 32 caribou brought from Newfoundland in 1986 died, half from brainworm and the rest from bear predation. |
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