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New tech could reveal how animals feel about world's largest wildlife crossing
Los Angeles Times and KTLA5 (Nexstar, Los Angeles) describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedNew tech could reveal how animals feel about world's largest wildlife crossing.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "World's largest wildlife crossing is on track to open this winter — unless El Niño interv...". The center frames it as "New tech could reveal how animals feel about world's largest wildlife crossing".
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Left / center-leftWorld's largest wildlife crossing is on track to open this winter — unless El Niño intervenes
Los Angeles Times · Center-left · News report
CenterNew tech could reveal how animals feel about world's largest wildlife crossing
KTLA5 (Nexstar, Los Angeles) · Center · News report
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New tech could reveal how animals feel about world's largest wildlife crossing
When the world’s largest wildlife crossing opens in December of this year, scientists will deploy relatively new technology to not only measure how animals use it - but also how they feel a...
World's largest wildlife crossing is on track to open this winter — unless El Niño intervenes
Despite political backlash and past weather delays, the massive wildlife bridge over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills is racing toward a Dec. 2 opening. Now, the only threat to the deadline...
