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Wildlife officials want to relist manatees as 'threatened'

By Jennifer Kay | January 8, 2016 - 11:33am

The population of Florida's iconic manatees has recovered enough that the species no longer meets the definition of "endangered" under the Endangered Species Act, federal wildlife officials said Thursday.

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