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Channel Islands National Park
Ecological Restoration
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Did You Know?
The endemic island deer mouse is the only native terrestrial mammal common to all the Channel Islands and is larger than mainland deer mice.
Densities of deer mice on the islands can be greater than anywhere else in the world. This makes you happy if you're an owl, but not if you're a camper.
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Last Updated: February 12, 2007 at 17:12 EST |