getting to the bottom of the grand canyon isn't easy. right now, the best option is a trail like this. this one is the shortest, about seven miles down. what developers are proposing is a 10-minute tram ride. >> people who otherwise will never otherwise experience the grand canyon, now we give them an opportunity to get down close to the floor of the canyon. >> reporter: for navajo nation president ben shelly who plans to give developers the okay to build on their land, it's also about opportunity. >> i want my people to have a better life. they need jobs, homes, good homes. >> reporter: but some navajo tribal members say the cost to the canyon is too high. for her, it's about more than money. >> it is my church. it's where i say my prayers, it is where i give my offering, commune with the holy ones, gods that walk along the canyon. >> there are some of your people who don't want this. >> a lot of people want to stay -- go back to the old ways. you can't go back. >> reporter: it's not the first time development of the canyon has drawn cr

>> these are major plans at the grand canyon.ausing a huge controversy coming up. >> it is without question one of america's most iconic landmarks. >> it is so beautiful. however a new proposed project at the grand canyon national park is drawing a lot of controversy. some say it will simply ruin the view while others say it will help visitors experience it. >> it is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. but now the national park service is calling the grand canyon in danger. on the verge of losing this untouched plateau to hotels shops, and restaurants all centered around a gondola. >> if it does become a reality, then i think it will become a travesty for the american people. >> the proposed development would cover 420 acres of naf hoe land right down to the canyon floor where the colorado and little colorado rivers merge. getting to the bottom of the grand cannon isn't easy. right now the best option is a trail like this. the shortest is about seven miles down. what developers are proposing is a ten minute tram ride.

they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible, that includes climbing, rappelling, or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i' i've been an avid hiker, but in canyoneering sport takes hiking to a new level and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time david is also going to be a cameraman. z. >> we thought it would be great to go on camera and show other people what we do. >> what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous engelstead canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it and it blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is i was very, very nervous, there were all sorts of factors that could lead to injury. >> they seem to have all the equipment, except for a helmet, a key piece of safety gear for climbing and rappelling. david tapes as eric sets up for rapp

it me, up in the canyon, canyon, canyon. i mean down.ink i'm getting the bends, bends, bends. i wonder what it's going to be, be. truth, truth, truth or truth? >> truth. >> jimmy: what's the worst thing you ever did? >> threw some loose deli meat at a cop car. [ laughter ] make the call, fallon. truth? or truth? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to have to go with truth. [ laughter ] >> what was your nickname as a a kid? >> jimmy: lil' peener. [ laughter and applause ] >> uh -- >> jimmy: can i do it again? can i go back? i don't want to do truth. can i do truth? can i do truth and just ask me -- do that again? that was it? >> kids are -- it's little. >> jimmy: yeah. all right. all right, last one. this is for both of you guys. truth or truth? >> together: truth. >> jimmy: okay. what do you consider to be a a perfect date? >> together: october 8th. no. yeah, october 8th. >> jimmy: okay, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ truth or truth! my thanks to abbi jacobson, ilana glazer. "broad city" airs wednesdays at 10:30 p.m. on comedy cent

but he goes with his rough riders to the grand canyon, stands on the lip of the canyon, looks out over the abyss and says, do not touch it, god has made it you only mar it leave the grand canyon alone! well, senate wants to mine it for zinc, asbestos, and copper. and t.r. uses this antiquities act and saves 600,000 acres of the grand canyon. when asked this is not science, this is a land grab. roosevelt said, well, show me a better example of studying erosion at work for science. and he went around and saved the redwood trees, muir woods out in california, on and on. devil's tower. using these executive power. he also created five national parks taking them through congress, which you have to do for that designation. but he created 51 federal bird reservations with executive order, giving birth to what we call u.s. fish and wildlife today. 500 wildlife refuges. because 100 years ago every woman here tonight would have come wearing a hat with a dead bird or ornamental feather on it. and they were a mafia in new york city that was a feather mafia that would go down to places and you'd gu

two thousand square miles that's larger than the area of the grand canyon. gone just open water. just like this now. think about that - think about that! >> no wetlands equals no people. if we can't have these wetlands, pretty soon there'll be no habitat, and there'll be no people. that's the way i look at it, that's my simple saying. >> they're taking us to the venice gas fields, where oil giant chevron and other major firms have operated for decades. >> it looks like they've dug lots of little channels >> thousands. as you saw in this canal every 100 yards there's an oil well or a gas well. it's hard to think negative, because i know why and i know who, and but you can't leave it just because you came in here and use it you need to return it to what it was. >> there's been so much land loss here over the last few years, it's just the reeds that are left you can also see the oil pipelines sticking out of the water from the exploration industry's been doing around here. >> how do you quantify the industry's role in creating this problem? >> people have tried to place a certain pe

but this is a discussion now in d.c. >> they will only march part way out of the boxed canyon. >> yeahke the whole thing. why not use this as an opportunity to move on other things because was happening immigration issue is becoming a bottleneck to everything else the republican congress wants to talk about. >> they are doing some amazing things. nobody is hearing anything about them. the problem john boehner has and mitch mcconnell has in the senate is that this more fire and brim stone wing of the republican party especially in the house has a lot of votes and they are demanding that they make some sort of stand against obama on this immigration thing. so that's going to be the trouble getting past that. they ought to just call it quits and move forward and we'll see if they have the ability to do that. >> paul look judge hannan has put the law in motion. these house republicans are going to begin to look like the mirror image of barack obama. it is an irrigation of power unto themselves. let the law take its course. >> what do you think joe, about the prospects for anything else hap

and american canyon and 50 in pacifica so dress accordingly. you can see the winds on the ferry ending, they are unfurled because of the south winds that are around for the better part of the day and at lunch they will taper and we will be mainly in the low-to-mid 60 today. moving forward, you can see we have a little bit of a warming trend, low-to-upper 50s tuesday and wednesday and 70s on thursday and in search of the welcome forecast coming up. >> and richmond and san rafael toll plaza have a winter weather advisory but traffic does not seem to mine. we have traffic at the toll plaza move without problems

visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> the maranon canyon. supply the beans that make our chocolate and get me an education in all things cacao. the roads up into these mountains can be tricky, so we is to take care of the local vigilante dudes that run a roadblock here outside of town. it looks like a shakedown but they're a welcome sight. this hill, where cars have to slow down, was where all sorts of highwaymen and miscreants used to waylay travellers like us. so these guys stepped in to take care of business. >> wow, that was a big shotgun. that will shoot through an engine block. actually, i don't really know but i'm assuming. at this time of year, there's also the rain and mud, which can mean flooded streets and streams that cut right across the roads. and there's this, the river. in the best of circumstances, a fairly adventurous way to get your vehicles across, a long line across a fast moving current, the ferry propelled only by the flow of water. but today, the river is too high and the current too fast. it's these smaller boats or

they've backed themselves in my view, into a box canyon that may end up -- that this may give them --his ruling may give them an opportunity to march out of? what do you think? >> yeah, they're in a huge box canyon, because they've sent this funding bill for the department of homeland security the house republicans did, to the senate. it was a very aggressive bill. it stretched back and tried to roll back all kinds of obama immigration actions. as a result they guaranteed they would not get any support from senate democrats. they cannot move that bill in the senate. and come this next friday, the department of homeland security is going to run out of money, which is going to put them in a position where they could be accused of messing with national security at a very dangerous time. >> so, what's their strategy now? >> so, if they had any wit they would use this as an exit ramp. and what they would say is, look thanks to this judge the obama immigration action is a dead letter. we can now move ahead and fund the department of homeland security. that's the argument that's being made b

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time into getting into this can we and sfauftd will not be part of that what are the reasons for canyon core it is equal opportunity what will be accomplished here and lowell and students at large will be at a disadvantage there those are limited the students and pursuing those changes your failing us as educator. >> really only 5 minutes left so please, be respect the full of the speaker. >> good evening. i'm clarence i have two issues with the common core curriculum you've been planning and the first one is getting ready having everyone being ready for callous in my senior year currently not planned for most students at any sfusd school and my plans to be the decompression of the compressed course you proposed over the freshmen and sfoech years and taking the f p science courses before our senior year under this new plan you'll not permit i've seen many students tactical lose at tandem and do very well on the exams and understand the material and retain it and it would be - it would be - damn - okay i'm good i'm good it would be a very - i can't find i'm stufrt now. >> got it clarence

canyon's ranch, a similar looking beast is found dead.swers more mortal than mythical. >> it is coyote on the maternal side and mexican wolf on the paternal side. somewhat unusual because we've not had mexican wolf in texas in over 82 years. >> the new species is yet to be named. >> we're leaning toward texas bluedog primarily because of its color. and to get away from the mythical attachment with the chupacabra. >> blue yeller now occupies a fitting pedestal at the canyon ranch. it's the only one of its type known to be on display. >> i've been on these back roads a lot, put lots of miles, and i've never seen anything like it. that's the only one i've ever seen. and trust me, we were looking for him. i mean, it was one of those deals. hope to catch the next one on video, but it never happened. >>> coming up, more than 100 witnesses see something strange in the night sky. >> screamed to t.j., telling him to get a camera and film it. >> i got it on tape! i got it! >> when "caught on camera: eerie and alien continues." imagine if razors cou

. >>> the hills of the canyon are barren. weekend downpours have left the area vulnerable to landslides residents are preparing with sandbags and with one road out of the canyon, some people are preparing to evacuate just in case. >> it could be a bit of a mess. we were talking about that on friday, and saying some of that moisture was going to make it as far south at monterey company. it was interesting to see how it affected the red carpet. and people were asking about the rain in the bay area. we're not going to get any rain. we're associated with the slider, but no pre-cip for us. we are umbrella-free, clear, and we are also on the breezy side. sofa fer, winds from the northeast up to 30 miles per hour near sfo. low 50s currently in san jose. we do have a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. but the highest elevations right here in the bay area, with the gusty winds up to about 50 miles per hour. high temperatures today with the north northeast wind 10-20 miles an hour, stronger gusts in the afternoon hours into the 6

rapids, waterfalls of the grand canyon -- rapids, waterfalls grand canyon, senator goldwater also broughtera to washington. it led to an interesting story. he carried it with him when he was invited for drinks at the white house with president john kennedy. the two men had come to know each other when they serve on the labor committee. senator goldwater snapped a photo of jfk and he liked it so much, he sent it to the president. the president sent it back to him inscribed, for barry goldwater, who i urge to follow the career which is shown such talent, photography. from his friend, john kennedy. senator goldwater later recalled that photograph and gentle joke between old friends. it was one of his prized possessions. senator goldwater was in chicago changing planes in he heard the terrible news about the assassination of his old friend. later that day, he spoke to the press and one reporter said, and i -- any thoughts about kennedy question mark to reply, "he was a gentleman. he was the kind of antagonist that i would -- that i have always enjoyed. there was never anything personal about

a helicopter lifted them from the north rim of the canyon three at a time.on took 11 hours to complete. the group had just finished a six-day backpacking trip when their vans got stuck in the snow. >>> a woman in new york is inspiring people young and old with some heavy lifting. michelle miller met her down at the "y." >> reporter: at the maybeplewood "y" in new york there's one you'll find. 77-year-old. >> her age is no barrier to anything. >> she's older than we areer at 5 feet tall she's a 100-pound powerhouse who can dead lift her own weight bench press 125 pounds and run through pushups like there's no tomorrow. her secret? >> i'm old. if i can do it, get with it. it's not that hard. i'm the new senior and i got it going on. >> reporter: she earned first place awards at the division at the world natural power lifting federation's championships. she took home gold in the dead lift power crural and bench press and was named the 2014 lifter of the year. she rarely gives up any edge. maybe to her fan club of 5-year-olds at the "y," but anyone half her age,

the pine canyon section is also closed. >> bay area has a new millionaire because of a powerball ticketmeone bought in antioch worth than $1.4 million. it has all five winning numbers drawn on saturday night but not the powerball number. the store owner get as bonus topping $7,100 half 1 percent of the jack president of of -- jackpot. >> good for business were we get customers from all over the city coming to buy tickets. it is good. >> the next powerball drawing is wednesday and jackpot is b is $317 million. >> we see rain later this week. >> we need it. we will look at january now we have closed the becomes three of last three years have been three of the five dryest years. to rain this year, only .06 last year and half an inch the year before if san francisco. in san jose, 2014, 2015 two of the top three most upper 60 in chico and sacramento and monterey and nearly 80 to the south and the seven-day forecast shows lake tahoe, you will like the back end friday saturday and sunday, snow is on the way. >> get out the changes. san jose does not need chains just getting on the road and enj

stein of laurel canyon.o stills and crosby. they needed a third voice. here is the famous picnic in mama cass' back yard where she invited eric clapton to come meet some friends because he didn't know anybody. and she invited david crosby who brought his young poet grey joni mitchell who sat and played her entire first album before anyone heard it before. >> that is joni leaning out the window of her very very fine house. ♪ >> as word got around about his work, diltz got a phone call from the does. >> how did you end up here? >> this is the hotel that ray manzarek, the keyboard player had seen just driving by randomly. >> in 1969 he took lead sicker jim morrison and the band to a run down hotel in downtown l.a. >> here it is, morrison hotel. right there, ya know. jim was right about here. ray was over there. >> did you position them? >> no. i didn't. we came out here i thought i'll have them stand here like this under the sign. and then i said, rub in there they hit those spots perfect. >> how many shots did

. >> reporter: soto points to what happened in the feather river canyon back in november. this train derailed on the same tracks where trains transport 1 million gallons of bakken a week. luckily this 1 was full of corn rather than crude. >> we're not prepared today. >> reporter: after that accident state senator jerry hill wrote governor brown this letter urging him to halt the transport of crude oil by rail through our most treacherous passes in california. months later he's still waiting for an answer. >> i'm concerned that the railroads are not doing enough. i'm concerned that the oil companies are not taking it as seriously as he should. >> reporter: hill authored a bill that would collect money to train first responders to fight the catastrophic fire if a crude derailment like this one happened here. >> this really brings home the fact that we're not ready. >> reporter: the oil companies and railroads claim in their defense accidents like the one in west virginia today are extremely rare. they say they are taking precautions by slowing trains down as they go through

you have zion and brice and the canyons and the arches. of the great desert states where you have amazing landscapes in every direction. >> i don't know about you, i'm going to adopt a fourth grader and take advantage of those grand tetons. is there an amusement park? >> watch out for the bears. >> thank you for joining us. that was a great explanation of the grand tetons and the surrounding national parks. >> and mt. lively where you climbed with your dad, whatever it was. >> the oscars on sunday night and up next we have your preview in pure cycle fashion. and ellen's selfie. >> not possible. uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. pizza is perfect. pizza with bacon cheeseburger on it? way, way more perfect. the new bacon cheeseburger pizza with hickory smoked bacon, beef, dill pickle and signature burger sauce. a large for just $12. better ingredients

canyon you got snow here.ome great news, because the sierra are really suffering with snow really at the tip top up until this point. we have 3-6 inches possible. we've seen 12-17, and 17 inches at some ski resorts and the snow level will remain low for the west slope in the will evening. if you're thinking about heading up make sure you have the snow tires and the chains handy. 51 in oakland, 48 in novato and a chilly start for some. you get around the bay it's not bad at all. 52 in san francisco, 51 in mountain view, 48 in livermore and 48 in concord: for the afternoon today, partly cloudy skies, maybe a thunderstorm, 59 degrees for vallejo and berkeley. 60 degrees for hayward. into the south bay temperatures upper 6 # as low 60s for you. you go to 60 in mountain view. with the bay area weekend in view, we're drying out tonight into tomorrow, a little breezy for tomorrow with partly cloudy skies, low 60s remaining in the forecast in the afternoons. and as we head into tuesday and wednesday, it will be dry. >

really brought together the city and the school district it wasn't too long ago this was a grand canyon agreement but to the leadership of the mayor we've grown in our partnership i also want to especially thank executive easter take care and deborah who worked so hard for tonight's event (clapping) i want to thank the judge who took time out of here busy schedule as she did four years ago and want to thank the tireless campaign manager one of the harder working people i've ever met (clapping) finally i need to thank my family to my husband neil who's better known as an iron chevy chief and my daughters for all the long nights and we understand i was on the campaign trail on the plus side i wasn't home to yell at you to clean up your room now i have more time so finally this, please join me around the corner at the bistro it's a block and a half away and again thank you thank you more good work to come (clapping). >> wonderful so one more commissioner that i'd like to invite up before i invite him up i'd like to invite anyone to clear your tuesday night but ladies and gentlemen please w

it's important, say like the big famous ones grand canyon, is that in the national park service there's so many different types of ecosystems in the united states of america, and a barrier island and prairie barrier island is very unique place. think about all the barrier islands along thest comal bed, along texas here, a lot of them have been developed. to preserve an ecosystem intact is what we're trying to do. and so what i have to say is since the '60s the place has blossomed again. 200 years of anything will have an impact on the land. and i have to say that being a national sea shore the land has been able to take a break to relax and restore itself and so now it's this great natural place. .. >> the korean war veterans digital memorial is an online archives of the memories and experiences of the soldiers who thought what is sometimes called the forgotten war. the archive includes a collection of oral history interviews that provide eyewitness accounts of the korean war. this month on sundays at 10:

tahoe 25 and blue canyon a mild 45 degrees. cloud cover right there streaming down, not a big deal but it will give us high clouds for a while. a lot of mid-40s or low 50s, 40 woodside out there. a lot of 40s out here. you can see the cold air. bismarck 10 below, omaha 1. 19 below in minneapolis, 17 below in omaha, 25 below denver and chicago 0. there's snow going through. you can see from the carolinas up to washington, new york and again in boston, a little back toward the great lakes even at 0 degrees. and snow has ended in denver but it's down no pueblo. here comes the cold air. it is very active for most of the entire country, just not much here. friday we'll wait for the system to come off british columbia. again, the source is not holding a lot of moisture. they will finally get some snow. patchy fog tends to pop up later. 72 napa, mountain view, upper 60s. by tomorrow those temps take a plunge. clouds and maybe rain to the north. likely on friday and saturday, windy and cooler on sunday. >>> ladies, this weekend's prom

there building for the morning commute and a brand new crash in san ramon, southbound 680 at crow canyonblocked and right now the travel between highway 24 up to the dublin interchange is clear northbound traffic is not finding any delays. >>> tossed out by crash, a heart wrenching steps a mother dog did to help her little pup. >> burning man is burned by hearings and organizers are fighting back. >> weather and traffic through the entire commercial >>> covering benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 5:42 on this tuesday morning, and we look from our camera to san francisco a gorgeous shot and it is chilly this morning. we will check the forecast with mike. >>> and animal control officers hope you can count solve a mystery after someone stuffed two dogs in a sandbag. this shows a miniature dog standing next to a sandbag and a dead puppy. investigators believe someone put both dogs inside the bag and dumped them at the end of the road in watsonville. the mother dog chewed her way out of the bag. >> they treated the animals as if they were garbage

along northbound side we passed crow canyon and it is clear with no delays whatever because the cameraound traffic is moving without a hilt so at 580 you could see a little bit of traffic making the transition and other than that you are clear, a beautiful picture right now from sky 7. that is the golden gate bridge. it is beautiful. that is why we live here. it is gorgeous. traffic is moving along smartly from marin to san francisco. i will move on to an accident, however, and this is in the south bay traveling northbound along highway 8 a at moffitt boulevard an overturned vehicle and we are seeing delays from highway 237. >> back with seven things to know before you go. we will keep traffic and weather up during the entire commercial ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends

the canyon has made it clear this is a war of values and a war for moderate islam.ot just a military war or a coalition against an organization. the message will resonate more after today. katty: thank you for coming. how will the u.s. respond? i spoke to the press secretary. >> what is the response to the video that has come out today? >> on one level, our condolences to the family and people who have been partners in the region. the immediate response is to share the grief with our partners and the pilot's family. it is important that we put the pressure we have been putting on isil. we do not want to react to each barbaric act of murder stop they serve as a reminder of how important coalition pressure has been and will need to be going forward. katty: the president suggest that america will double down on the effort. >> the commander-in-chief is referring to increasing the pressure across the spectrum and there are nations in this coalition. not all are contributing. i would not speak to any future operations with any specificity. we will have to keep the pressur

>>:up and you townie you have the river canyon where the river flows into the lake, which is the watera half million people. it threatens everybody's lauder's supply throughout northern california who receives water through the system. alecia reid>>: this isn't a first. a train carrying crude oil crashed in lynchberg virginia last year. also in quebec, canada in 2013 where 47 people died. >>:when these railcars the rail and blow up a they're like small atom bombs that turn into fireballs. alecia reid>>: rail lines are proposed to carry oil into the state by next year. affecting both the valero and tesoro refineries. over 1400 signatures were collected from people in benicia that are against it. because of all those signatures, the proposal has been recirculated, and will be reopened for public comment on june 30th. in benicia pam moore>>: a walnut creek family knows a lot about the gift of life. tonight, as kron-4's charles clifford explains, a man has received another medical miracle from someone near and dear to >>:by the time i was 50 they tell me it was now or never dared to get th

it's a picture-perfect day in bollinger canyon. wild turkeys running, deer grazing and people jogging. >> peaceful and there's not a lot of traffic. >> reporter: but this open space could soon lose its serenity. two developers who already own these 200 acres want to build 50 single-family homes a 100- unit senior living complex and 50 condos. san ramon city planners mailed out a notice to neighbors recently. >> they are making it look like san francisco. >> reporter: larry lives and owns land next to the site. >> six generations. >> reporter: he is fed up. >> it will open this canyon up and we're one of the last frontiers here in contra costa county. >> reporter: other neighbors like dale williams are mobilizing to stop the latest development. his backyard overlooks the proposed project. >> i can't object to growth but i can object to senseless growth eliminating open area to get there. and not improving the highways. >> reporter: he and his neighbors recently lost a fight to stop 740 homes from being built right across from the cu

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east of the bay ar yaea and now left with pockets of drizzle as we press in around sonoma and the canyon still rain showers at this hour. we see a heavy amount of rain. over an inch in concord. map pa .83 inches and san jose almost a third of an inch of rain. the other side of the storm, rather windy. that still continues. altos nears 50 miles an hour. fso clocked a wind gust of 55 miles an hour and here a wind gust of 35 miles an hour. in the next 12 hours or so scattered drizzle likely across the bay area and gusty winds and mild with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. big changes under way for work and school. we'll have more in a few minutes. >> now let's look at the weather has left behind. cornell is live in novato where they are cleaning up. >> reporter: they really are. saturated ground likely caused this giant bay tree to fall right on top of the backyard ghazi bow in the backyard and tree crews have a big job to clean up this mess. >> it's terrible. devastating. >> reporter: she always thought the 80 foot tree in her backyard would stand forever but it toppled early sunday mornin

jamie: houston this little museum, nestled in a small canyon.one of those classic american roadside attractions. of all the strange things you might like to inherit one day, a few thousand crores and canisters in cases is probably not on your list. but what i can do is change your mind if i told you that it was was a priest for millions. >> you are sitting on money in terms of value. >> some of these insects have never been seen since and some are thought to be extinct but not confirmed, but the collection was assessed between five to $6 million. jamie: per bug? >> this whole thing feels like a time capsule. jamie: it's a priceless legacy for the may family. but it's also a scientific marvel. the museum inspired a childhood passion and paved the way for a career as an entomologist in high school biology teacher. >> i bring my biology classes here every year and we look at literally the best examples in the world. jamie: this place is old school. hand written descriptions, the lamps, and a collection that includes many insect species that have ne

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