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A young coyote in Arizona faced a nightmare after getting impaled by hundreds of cholla cactus spines—everywhere from nose to tail. Thanks to the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, vets painstakingly removed each painful spine under sedation, giving him a fighting chance. Now eating well and bonding with other orphaned pups, he’s on track for release back into the wild in months. His story is a powerful reminder of nature’s dangers—and the incredible care that saves lives.
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