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Opinion: America’s wildlife refuges may no longer protect the animals

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By Ryan Huling
| The Mercury News Verified
The early 1900s were a very bad time to be a bird. On average, more than 5 million were killed every year — not for sustenance, but to feed perhaps the most frivolous of trades: plume-topped hats. Ostentatious headwear made of egrets and other animals — some of which featured an entire taxidermied body— was so popular at the start of the 20th century that hunters swiftly wiped out 95% of Florida’s shore birds.
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Commentary: America’s wildlife refuges may no longer protect the animals

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By Ryan Huling
| The Sun Chronicle Verified
The early 1900s were a very bad time to be a bird. On average, more than 5 million were killed every year — not for sustenance, but to feed perhaps the most frivolous of trades: plume-topped hats. Ostentatious headwear made of egrets and other animals — some of which featured an entire taxidermied body — was so popular at the start of the 20th century that hunters swiftly wiped out 95% of Florida’s shore birds.
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America's wildlife refuges may no longer protect the animals

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By Ryan Huling
| The Brunswick News Verified
The early 1900s were a very bad time to be a bird. On average, more than 5 million were killed every year - not for sustenance, but to feed perhaps the most frivolous of trades: plume-topped hats. Ostentatious headwear made of egrets and other animals - some of which featured an entire taxidermied body- was so popular at the start of the 20th century that hunters swiftly wiped out 95% of Florida's shore birds.
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