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Po ete tt Oar ee ya a0 Sma eas ae 4 -% ._/ . . 34 ty. wel! nd . 1-Office, 7133 4 € ; Airtel 1-Mr. Clark . of. Svevze: sac, Minnes its (62-0-14743) 54 ereges OMY 1 ee . . “ .? _..., From: neers rei Z 3-0 — 356 a NS OF ANIMALS zy! a WONNESOTA, NORTH & SOUTH DAKOTA . Ip Reference Minneapolis airtel dated January 21, 1975. _< a ‘The circumstances set forth in referenced airtel _ 2 were discussed with Dr. Don Wilson, Chief, Mamualogy Section, 7 ue S. Pish and Wildlife Service, Vashington, D.C. + Dr. Wilson said that the circumstances set forth in ; . referenced airtel are consistent ‘with natural: phenomena, f According to Dr. Wilson, vhen small mammals such as foxes and 4 7 _opposums feed on the carcasses of large mammals such as + eattle that have not decayed they first feed on soft tissues § such es the nose, lips, udders and genital arees. He said 5 that it has been frequently observed that the genital area i . :is post often the first soft tissue to be attacked. f 7 Dr. Wilson had no information concerning the specific ’ i appearance of tissue bitten by foxes. A L pee wee: Ais) Gi ce tw Eg ORs oe. Ee te afte 7: ; Tt kD oe S, JAN27 1975 ie os ¢ ware? : te ae Xe Tae av Lega! ca if 0 in? Tr - ar Jer AS ee «2 owen ew , 2 mere acreage ao —_-