Introduction
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The year is 1968. You are shocked to read, in your morning news, that the Przewalski's horse has become extinct in the wild due to habitat loss and hunting.
Flash Forward to the 1990's. You are sitting in the same spot and reach for the newspaper. The front page headline reads, "Przewalski's Horse Reintroduced to it's Native Homeland."
Przewalski's horse is just one example of the many animals that have found hope for survival because of teams of dedicated scientists. Wouldn't you love to be a part of the team that brings hope for the future of an animal?
This is your opportunity! You have just been assigned to a team of specialists who will save an animal species and announce to the world where it will be released. Will you accept?
Flash Forward to the 1990's. You are sitting in the same spot and reach for the newspaper. The front page headline reads, "Przewalski's Horse Reintroduced to it's Native Homeland."
Przewalski's horse is just one example of the many animals that have found hope for survival because of teams of dedicated scientists. Wouldn't you love to be a part of the team that brings hope for the future of an animal?
This is your opportunity! You have just been assigned to a team of specialists who will save an animal species and announce to the world where it will be released. Will you accept?