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Since March, BioScent K9 in Myakka City has been working to find out whether dogs can sniff out COVID-19.The organization uses beagles and beagle-basset hound mixes because they can smell more than 40 times better than humans.The dogs have been training to smell the virus using COVID-positive nasal swabs. BioScent founder Heather Junqueira says they have a 98 percent accuracy rate.Now, the dogs are training to smell COVID-19 through human sweat so they can be used to sniff out the virus in public places. 509

The administration argues the act needs to focus on the "rarest" species and resources should go "where they will do the most good.""The best way to uphold the Endangered Species Act is to do everything we can to ensure it remains effective in achieving its ultimate goal -- recovery of our rarest species," Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said in a statement Monday, CNN reported. "An effectively administered Act ensures more resources can go where they will do the most good: on-the-ground conservation."San Diego Zoo, however, says while the number of listed species has grown, the amount of funding allocated toward recovery efforts has fallen behind. 659

Some districts are doing an incredible job, but there are still some opportunities, said Brakke. "What it takes to unlock these dollars is a relatively minor investment of time and resources." 192

So far this year, fires in California have burned over 660,000 acres (which is over 1,033 square miles), more than twice the land area of the city of Los Angeles.Of that total, well over 550,000 acres have been burned in the last three weeks in the three largest fires: the Mendocino Complex Fire, the Carr Fire and the Ferguson Fire. The three fires all began in July, which was one of the hottest July months on record in the state's history. 444

Since then, Thor has fought to keep Bubba and Einstein with her. She proposed an amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance so it will include alpacas under the miniature horse category.In early October, the city’s Planning Commission voted in favor of Thor’s proposal, sending the decision to the full city council. 314