Early Addition: Watch These Wild Animals Cross Highway Overpasses Built Especially For Wild Animals

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Published Jun 1, 2021

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Naftali Bennett, who's a hard-right Irsaeli politician, nonetheless has the support of left-wing leaders in his attempt to replace Benjamin Netanyahu as the country's prime minister.
The New York Times has an impressive video montage of panthers, gators, bears, and other critters safely crossing American highways via the overpasses and tunnels built exclusively for animals.
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