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Charles Limmer, 75, reportedly asked co-conspirators to label the wildlife shipments as ‘decorative wall coverings,’ ‘origami papercraft’ and ‘wall decorations’
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To participate, residents can put dead specimens in a resealable plastic bag inside a sealed envelope to send to a collection center.
The U.S. Geological Survey in Kansas wants citizens to help in a study on environmental contaminants.