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Pet Armadillo: A Remarkable 3-Year Bond

Arma the armadillo recognized her owner by scent, grunted greetings, ignored dogs and horses, and foraged harmlessly. She lost part of her tail, likely to a car. A rare, affectionate wild neighbor.

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