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Watch a year, and 1,775 elk, go by on a Cascade mountain highway wildlife bridge in 60 seconds
Watch a year, and 1,775 elk, go by on a Cascade mountain highway wildlife bridge in 60 seconds
Watch a year, and 1,775 elk, go by on a Cascade mountain highway wildlife bridge in 60 seconds

Published on: 03/18/2025

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How do you measure a year? You know, 525,600 minutes?

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