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California condors, which can fly as high as 15,000 ft, have gone from only 22 and near extinction in 1987 to now numbering 437 in the wild and captivity. California condors lay only one egg per year, the lowest reproductive rate of any bird species. Photos courtesy of Southern California Edison and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

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