It’s a tale of two very different baby-makings. When boreal toads started reproducing in the wild this year in the Gunnison County high country, Colorado wildlife officials celebrated with everything short of a missile-launch baby reveal. After all, they’d spent years hauling tadpoles uphill in tanker backpacks in hope of restarting wild-born populations of the endangered toads. News that mom and dad were expecting warty offspring was a big win. Fast forward a couple of weeks, to a late-night news release quietly revealing that the wild-born offspring of another successful species reintroduction will apparently be captured and trucked in secret to an unknown Colorado location,
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