The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of South Dakota is reintroducing swift foxes to the reservation.
The foxes are native to the Plains. But they disappeared from the reservation, said Shaun Grassel, a biologist for the tribe.
To bring the animals back, the tribe headed to Kansas to round up some foxes. Nearly 40 were trapped.
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Kansas foxes heading to S.D.
(AP 9/11)
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Lower Brule Sioux to reintroduce swift foxes
Monday, September 11, 2006
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