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An endangered Hawaiian crow went extinct in the wild. The San Diego Zoo is trying to help save them
SAN DIEGO — A decades-long effort to save a critically endangered Hawaiian crow from extinction is taking a new strategy — relocating the birds to a different island than their historical home.