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Orbiting satellite to help count California rats

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  • Instead of airplanes, satellite photos will count endangered Giant Kangaroo Rats
  • Expert: "Without them the entire ecosystem would go out of whack."
  • Rats show environmental health of parched area southwest of Fresno, California
  • Farming has taken 90 percent of the kangaroo rat habitat since 1950s
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